英語 での Epistles の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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The Epistles of St Paul.
Lewin" The Life and Epistles of St Paul.
The Epistles and the Book of Revelation.
The Life and Epistles of St Paul.
The letter of Philemon is one of Paul's prison epistles.
The author of the second and third epistles identifies himself as an Elder.
The book of Philippians is part of Paul's prison epistles.
Reading the Epistles is like hearing one side of a phone conversation.
The Acts of the Apostles and the Epistles of St Paul.
St. Paul in his Epistles has distinguished between the human body and the spiritual body.
Moria(folly) is five times in 1 Corinthians,and nowhere else in St. Paul's Epistles.
For thus the apostle has taught in his epistles, especially in those to Timothy and Titus.
Compounds of phil-, oiko-, didask-, often objected to,are also found in his other Epistles.
Philippians is one of the prison epistles of Paul and as a prisoner, he did not know whether he would live or die.
Reference is made in both the Old and New Testaments of books and epistles that are now missing.
Some of the epistles of the New Testament come from people's experiences, and some come from the enlightenment of the Holy Spirit.
Even after he was struck down and became an apostle, Paul's old nature did not change,and he wrote many epistles.
Precisely the same thing couldbe urged against some of St. Paul's other Epistles, and against large sections of the remainder.
As to convince all scholars save only those who, on account of internal evidence,deny to Paul the authenticity of all his Epistles.
On the other hand,it is the general opinion of the best scholars that all three Epistles are from the pen of one and the same writer.
The author of the Second and Third Epistles of John designates himself in the superscription of each by the name(ho presbyteros),“the ancient”, “the old”.
Traditionally, five New Testament books are ascribed to him:the fourth gospel, three Epistles, and the Book of Revelation.
In his later years, he wrote the first and second epistles of Peter, as well as several letters to the church of Philadelphia of that time.
In all, the Peshitto manuscripts number 125 of Gospels, 58 of Acts and the Catholic Epistles, and 67 of the Pauline Epistles.
The Epistles were also admitted by Heracleon(about 165), Hegesippus(about 170), St. Justin Martyr, and the writer of the"Second Epistle of Clement"(about 140).
Though the work of Paul contained the impurities of man, from the epistles written by Paul it can be seen how the Holy Spirit worked at the time.
Even taking only those Epistles(Galatians, Romans and Corinthians) which the critics assign to his pen, the thing is observable- and some learned Germans even speak of TWO Pauls.
Particles were required in the argumentative portions of St. Paul's Epistles, but they are used very sparingly in the practical parts, which resemble the Pastorals.
While Peter is not mentioned in the epistles from Paul's Roman imprisonment either, there is an allusion to him in Paul's Letter to the Romans, composed a few years earlier.
Little did they know that,in the records of God's work in the Age of Grace, epistles or spiritual writings of man simply should not be there to impersonate the work and words of God.