Примери за използване на Parousia на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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That's called a parousia.
The Parousia is a"return," as much as it is an ultimate novelty.
What is a Parousia?
The Greek word parousia invariably signifies personal presence, as having come, having arrived;
What Is the Parousia?
Those days were days of his parousia(presence), as much as the preceding thirty-three and a half years had been.
This is called the Parousia.
It's"parousia" which, as we have already proven, unmistakably applies to the highly visible second coming of Christ.
That is the parousia.
The word parousia occurs twenty-four times in the Greek Testament, and is only twice in the English com. ver.
There is only one Parousia.
A faith in Christ without the expectation of a Parousia is like a flight of stairs that leads nowhere, but ends in the void.".
The Greek word for the noun“coming” is parousia.
A Christian faith without expectation of the Parousia is like a ladder which leads nowhere but ends in the void.".
Remember, that"As the days of Noah were,so shall also the presence[Greek, parousia] of the Son of man be;
We are living in the parousia(presence) of the Son of Man--the wise virgins are already falling into line in the procession and entering in to the marriage;
Let the Holy Spirit be like a Parousia within the Church.
Parousia, too, signifies presence, and should never be translated coming, as in the common English Bible, where it is twice rendered properly, presence.
Because those who are"taken" are transported up at the"coming" or"Parousia," which applies to the final second coming of Jesus Christ!
Leaving other intermediate features of our Lord's discourse for examination in their appropriate place,we note his second reference to their question regarding his parousia in verses 37 and 39.
The word here rendered presence is not parousia, but prosopon; and apo prosopon, rendered from the presence, does not signify as a result of presence, but rather out from the face of.
And how do you envision the place of the New Pentecost within the history of salvation in relation to the parousia and the resurrection of the dead?
Christ's second coming or appearance(his parousia) will be a revelation, manifestation, uncovering(an apocalypsis) of the truth and reality of who he is and what he has accomplished.
The coming of Noah is not referred to at all; neither is the coming of our Lord referred to; for,as already stated, parousia does not mean coming, but presence.
Those who remain at His coming will meet him in the air, butthe Greek word parousia used here is best understood as a rising to meet and accompany a dignitary as he comes to his place of honor, and there to rule and reign with him.
And how do you envision the place of the New Pentecost within the history of salvation in relation to the parousia and the resurrection of the dead?(Read the answer).
The meaning of the imagery of"putting on" or"being clothed" with"our heavenly dwelling" may have more to do with accepting Christ's provision of salvation than with"the spiritual body" given to believers at the Parousia.
This is indicated by the immediate context of the passage under consideration,which specifically mentions the resurrection at the Parousia:"Knowing that he who raised the Lord Jesus will raise us also with Jesus and bring us into his presence"(2 Cor 4:16).
While it was not our privilege to escape the hour of temptation,it is our privilege to have a counter-balancing special blessing as a result of living in the time of our Lord's parousia(presence).
In this context, he does not seem to allude to the Parousia(return)(although, of course, we look forward to Christ's apparition in glory on the Last Day), but we know that Jesus' path should lead him to the Cross, and that three days later he would be called the Death of the Risen Lord would return.