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"The Son Of Man" : A Discussion Of The Term As Found In Daniel Vii, 13 And In The New Testament Passages., Mark Steege
"The Son Of Man" : A Discussion Of The Term As Found In Daniel Vii, 13 And In The New Testament Passages., Mark Steege
Master of Sacred Theology Thesis
But one name has caused difficulties. It has a hidden meaning which a mere translation does not reveal. We refer to the name by which Jesus spoke of Himself and which others either dared not or would not repeat after Him. Others called Him Rabbi, Lord, and Master. He called Himself THE SON OF MAN. But what is the meaning or this name? Why did Christ so consistently use it? Milligan tells us that “probably no other single phrase of the Gospels has called forth a greater variety of interpretations; nor can we be said even yet to have reached …
The Prophecies Of Balam, Theodore Martin
The Prophecies Of Balam, Theodore Martin
Master of Sacred Theology Thesis
Balaam is known largely because of his connection with the story of the ass that spoke, and, while critics point the skeptical finger and rant against the incredible nature of the narrative, they make the usual mistake of drawing attention away from the important part, the prophecies, and centering it on one incident, which is perhaps more striking, although merely incidental.
Chargis A Study On The Word For Grace In The New Testament, Robert Zorn
Chargis A Study On The Word For Grace In The New Testament, Robert Zorn
Master of Sacred Theology Thesis
The scope of this present study is not to be distinctly Doctrinal, or historical, tracing the doctrine of grace and its various aberrations, through history, much as such a study would be interesting and instructive. That would take us too far afield. It is our purpose to confine ourself to an examination of the word χ͔χ́ρ͔ις itself, and to trace its use in the New Testament. Seeing the importance of the Doctrine of Grace, it is essential that we study the divinely revealed record, to see how the word is used. This must ever be the basis for all doctrine, …