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Resurrection Sunday; The Death for Sins and Resurrection of Christ
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Evening School of the Bible Demonology Lesson 5
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Biblical Greek First Year Lesson 10
11/10/2024
Sorry, your browser doesn't support embedded videos.Class NotesFirst Declension NounsThe First DeclensionThe first declension encompasses primarily feminine nouns because they are characterized by certain endings and follow a specific pattern in their cases.First Declension Endings:CaseSingularPlura
Biblical Greek First Year Lesson 9
11/04/2024
Sorry, your browser doesn't support embedded videos.Class NotesImperfect Indicative Middle and PassiveThe Imperfect Indicative Middle and Passive are grammatical construction that expresses an action being performed on the subject (passive voice) or by the subject for the subject’s benefit (middle v
Biblical Greek First Year Lesson 8
10/25/2024
Sorry, your browser doesn't support embedded videos.Class NotesPrepositionsPrepositions are adverbs specialized to define more clearly the meaning of case, many of which came to be used in composition with verbs. When the word functions as an adverb it does not need an object; however, when serving
1 Corinthians 2:14
04/25/2025
Memory VerseBut the soulish man does not welcome the things of the Spirit of God, for they are foolishness to him and he is not inherently able to know because they are Spiritual discerned. (1 Corinthians 2:14). A soulish man is a person who functions from the soul—that is, out from the emotions. Th
We Are Part of a New Creation
04/25/2025
Wherefore, since someone is in Christ—a new creation—the archaic things have passed away, behold all things have become new (2 Corinthians 5:17).When God raised Christ out from the dead, He created a new man, in which Christ is the Head and the Church is His body (Ephesians 1:22–23). Christ’s work o
Rebellion (στάσις)
04/24/2025
The word στάσις (stásis) possesses a broad range of meaning depending on its context. Fundamentally, it refers to "a standing," "position," or "state." This basic sense gives rise to an expanded usage, encompassing ideas such as "rebellion," "dissension," "sedition," or "riot."Barabbas, who had comm