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C52-Twentieth After Pentecost, Richard Moody

Deaf Lectionary Series C

Twentieth after Pentecost

C58-Twenty Sixth After Pentecost Is 3rd Last Alternate, Richard Moody

Deaf Lectionary Series C

Twenty Sixth after Pentecost is 3rd Last Alternate

C59-Third Last Sunday In The Church Year, Richard Moody

Deaf Lectionary Series C

Third Last Sunday in the Church Year

C61-Last Sunday In The Church Year, Richard Moody

Deaf Lectionary Series C

Last Sunday in the Church Year

C62-Reformation Sunday, Richard Moody

Deaf Lectionary Series C

Reformation Sunday

Series B-Voice-Complete Lessons, Richard Moody

Sign Language Lectionaries

Series B Sign Language Lectionary for Voice

Series A-Voice-Complete Lessons, Richard Moody

Sign Language Lectionaries

Series A Sign Language Lectionary for Voice

Series C-Voice-Complete Lessons, Richard Moody

Sign Language Lectionaries

Series C Sign Language Lectionary for Voice

Series B-Sign-Complete Lessons, Richard Moody

Sign Language Lectionaries

Series B Sign Language Lectionary with Signs

Series A-Sign-Complete Lessons, Richard Moody

Sign Language Lectionaries

Series A Sign Language Lectionary with Signs

Series C-Sign-Complete Lessons, Richard Moody

Sign Language Lectionaries

Series C Sign Language Lectionary with Signs

Spiritan Nigeria Memorial: 1885-1995, Henry J. Koren Cssp

Spiritan Memorial

Contents

Preface (p.7-9)

Acronyms Used for Countries and Non-autonomous Areas (p.10)

Abbreviations Used for Major Spiritan Communities (p.11-12)

Other Symbols and Abbreviations (p.13)

Bibliographical Abbreviations (p.13)

Note about the First Line of Each Biographical Sketch (p.14)

Section One: The Period from 1885 to 1930 (p.15-92)

Section Two: The Period from 1931 to 1959 (p.93-332)

Section Three: The Period from 1960 to 1995 (p.333-505)

Alphabetical List of Names with Entry Number, Year of Arrival or Start of Ministry in Nigeria and Place of Birth: (p.506-526)

Wesleyan Holiness Studies Center Bulletin 4:1 (Winter 1996), Wesleyan Holiness Studies Center

Bulletin

No abstract provided.

The Controversial Saints: Representations Of Cyril And Methodius In Modern Slavic History: Chronology And Theses, Petko Ivanov

Slavic Studies Faculty Publications

No abstract provided.

A Response To Elmer Colyer, Donald G. Bloesch

Journal for Christian Theological Research

Colyer pinpoints a major issue that emerges in my discussion of theological authority. While God can be known only through God, are there not creaturely structures that carry the message of God's salvation? Reformed theology has traditionally emphasized the incapacity of the finite to bear the infinite, but this needs to be counterbalanced by the recognition that the infinite is capable of the finit. The finite cannot in and of itself carry the infinite, but the infinite can use the finite to reveal itself. By the power of the Spirit the gospel can enter creaturely structures and thereby make them …

A Theology Of Word And Spirit: Donald Bloesch's Theological Method, Elmer M. Colyer

Journal for Christian Theological Research

One of the distinctive characteristics of Donald G. Bloesch's evangelical theology is his theological method. Bloesch proposes "a theology of Word and Spirit" in which the action of the Spirit brings the Word of God (Jesus Christ) present, yet hidden, in Scripture to light so that people hear and respond in faith. The Spirit is given the primary role in forging a conjunction between the human and historical words of Bible and divine revelation never at human disposal. The rigorous application of this theme leads to characteristic reformulations of various elements in Bloesch's theological method including revelation, Scripture, hermeneutics, authority, …

Instruction On Stability, Chastity, Poverty, And Obedience In The Congregation Of The Mission

Vincentiana

No abstract provided.

Instruction Sur La Stabilité, Le Chasteté, La Pauvreté Et L'Obéissance Dans La Congrégation De La Mission

Vincentiana

No abstract provided.

1996 Stanley A. Bauman Photograph Collection Index, Stonehill College Archives

Bauman Indexes

Chronological Listing of all negatives taken by Stanley A. Bauman during 1996. The numbers to the left of each entry indicates the envelope those of negatives are found in. Please use this number when requesting contact sheets for images.

Menorah Review (No. 38, Fall, 1996)

Menorah Review

Jews and the New Christian Right -- A Time To Kill and a Time to Heal -- The Wisdom Tradition -- Among the Saints -- Full Circle -- Teaching Civics and Culture -- What Is a Community? -- From Israel with Love -- Book Briefings

Hearing God's Voice: My Life With Scripture In The Churches Of Christ, Thomas H. Olbricht

ACU Brown Library Monograph Series

In times of change, Christians have always sought enduring answers from the pages of Scripture. Our hermeneutic—our method of organizing and understanding the message of the Bible—predetermines what answers we will glean. But is our process of understanding based on the Bible, or on our cultural and historical assumptions? In this autobiography, Thomas H. Olbricht (1929–2020) looks back on the last sixty years in Churches of Christ and offers his observations of how our perceptions of Scripture have changed and evolved. He clears a path through the shifting thickets of an unsteady world; a path that leads toward the Everlasting—a …

Churches Of Christ And Abortion: A Survey Of Selected Periodicals, Craig Churchill

Library Research and Publications

"Churches of Christ and Abortion: A Survey of Selected Periodicals." Restoration Quarterly 38 (1996): 129-143

William Penn And The Scriptures, Edwin B. Bronner

Truth's Bright Embrace: Essays and Poems in Honor of Arthur O. Roberts

William Penn was a prolific writer, and, following the practice of the period, he drew upon countless authorities to support his arguments and strengthen the points he wished to make. While he is often remembered for his familiarity with the classics, with church fathers and political philosophers, we should remember that he referred to the Scriptures, and quoted from them more frequently than all other sources combined.

The Business Of Our Lives, Thomas F. Head

Truth's Bright Embrace: Essays and Poems in Honor of Arthur O. Roberts

I view John Woolman's "A Plea for the Poor" through the eyes of my own experience. In particular, two aspects of my experience shape my vision: that of being an economist and that of being a Quaker. The economist in me is sensitive to statements about prices, wages, rents, production, distribution, equality, inequality, contracts, poverty and wealth. The Quaker in me responds especially to the language of the spirit. When Woolman speaks of God, the Creator, our Redeemer, Jesus Christ, pure wisdom, Divine love, tender mercies, universal love, the Fountain of universal light and love, our Lord, our Saviour and …

Preface And "Thank You, Arthur!", Paul N. Anderson, Howard R. Macy

Truth's Bright Embrace: Essays and Poems in Honor of Arthur O. Roberts

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Christ Is Still The Answer, Dean Freiday

Truth's Bright Embrace: Essays and Poems in Honor of Arthur O. Roberts

Perhaps one of the most significant developments among American Friends during this last century was the 1970 St. Louis Conference. Uniquely among Quaker conferences, "official" delegates were appointed by all the yearly meetings of Friends in the U. S. and Canada. The appointees of two yearly meetings were unable to attend for health or other last-minute emergencies, but no yearly meeting boycotted the Conference. In accordance with Friends' principles, the group could not legislate, but position papers were presented for FUM, FGC, and (the then) EFA.

A highlight of that gathering was the address given by Everett L. CattelP on …

Ordinary Prophets, Extraordinary Lives, Howard R. Macy

Truth's Bright Embrace: Essays and Poems in Honor of Arthur O. Roberts

I will propose in this essay that the lives of the prophets, or more precisely, the practical results of the spirituality of the prophets, can guide our own living as followers of Christ. They can supply insights which can help interpret our experience, and they can hold out vistas of possibilities for growth which we may not yet have realized.

Religion And Ethics In The Thought Of John Bellers, T. Vail Palmer Jr.

Truth's Bright Embrace: Essays and Poems in Honor of Arthur O. Roberts

The lives and writings of seventeenth- and early eighteenth-century Friends have had an enormous impact on later generations of Quakers. They have also received due attention from church historians. George Fox's Journal has achieved a measure of fame as a Christian devotional classic. Beyond this, only two of these early Friends have received significant attention, after their time, in circles beyond the Quaker family. One of these Friends, William Penn, is well enough known to need no further comment. The other one is John Bellers. His writings have had their chief impact on Socialist and Communist thinkers. Robert Owen, early …

What Future For Evangelical Friends?, Charles Mylander

Truth's Bright Embrace: Essays and Poems in Honor of Arthur O. Roberts

When John Wooden was coach of UCLA's basketball team he taught his players who scored a basket to honor the teammate who passed the ball to him. While running back down the floor the scoring player pointed to the one who gave the assist or set the pick. Since those now-famous days you can often see basketball players pointing to a teammate, giving credit for setting them up to score. In this book many of us are pointing in honor to Dr. Arthur O. Roberts, our professor who again and again gave us an assist that made a significant difference …

The Relation Between Content And Experience In George Fox's Theology Of Encounter, Paul N. Anderson

Truth's Bright Embrace: Essays and Poems in Honor of Arthur O. Roberts

The kerygmatic message of George Fox may be described as a "theology of encounter." Not only did it call for a transforming encounter with God through the pneumatic power and presence of the resurrected Lord, but Fox's spiritual insights were gained largely by means of such encounters which he called "openings." The focus of this paper is to explore the connection between salient aspects of Fox's kerygmatic message and their epistemological origins within his spiritual experience; in other words, to assess the relation between content and experience in George Fox's theology of encounter.