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The Greek Scriptures.
Also called the Christian Greek Scriptures.
The Christian Greek Scriptures the New Testament.
The Divine Name in the Christian Greek Scriptures.
We must, as it is said in the Greek Scriptures, outdo one another in kenosis- in emptying ourselves for the sake of others.
Now to the Christian Greek Scriptures.
In the Christian Greek Scriptures, the good news of the Kingdom of God and of salvation by faith in Jesus Christ.- Lu 4:18, 43; Ac 5:42; Re 14:6.
Even more explicit are the Christian Greek Scriptures.
It should be noted that in the Christian Greek Scriptures, the language is still referred to as the“Hebrew” language, not the Aramaic.
What about the 27 books of the Christian Greek Scriptures?
Caesar” is also used in the Christian Greek Scriptures to represent civil authority, or the State.- Mr 12:17; Ac 25:12.
In the Christian Greek Scriptures, the word is also used of the pouring out of holy spirit on those chosen for the heavenly hope.- Ex 28:41; 1Sa 16:13; 2Co 1:21.
This word is only used four times in the Greek Scriptures.
In the Christian Greek Scriptures, it refers to individual congregations of Christians but more often to the Christian congregation in general.- 1Ki 8:22; Ac 9:31; Ro 16:5.
Which is the oldest known manuscript of the Christian Greek Scriptures?
The Greek wordkhaʹris occurs more than 150 times in the Greek Scriptures and is rendered in a variety of ways, depending on the context.
Recognized Bible translatorshave used God's name in the Christian Greek Scriptures.
The use of the Greek word di·a·ko·niʹa in the Christian Greek Scriptures shows that Christians have a twofold ministry.
This gives strong support to the restoration of the name Jehovah to the Greek Scriptures.
The Greek word khaʹrisoccurs more than 150 times in the Christian Greek Scriptures and conveys different shades of meaning, depending on the context.
The Greek term haiʹdes,perhaps meaning“the unseen place,” occurs ten times in the Christian Greek Scriptures.
I also believe theTextus Receptus is the correct text for the Greek Scriptures, yet a lot of people today read a modern Bible based on Westcott and Hort or similar.
Only a few anointed Christians in the firstcentury were used to write the Christian Greek Scriptures.
In the Christian Greek Scriptures, the name of the Roman province that included what is today the western part of Turkey, as well as some coastal islands, such as Samos and Patmos.
Using the commonly accepted English form“Jehovah” 6,973 times in the Hebrew Scriptures and237 times in the Christian Greek Scriptures.
In the“Bible” section the Christian Greek Scriptures(the New Testament) can be found, as well as the book of Genesis and those passages from the Hebrew Scriptures(the Old Testament) that have already been translated.
In the Christian Greek Scriptures, the word also has a broader usage, referring to all non-Jewish peoples or to those who were influenced by Greek language and culture.- Joe 3:6; Joh 12:20.