Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Ekklesia in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Why did Paul prefer ekklesia?
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Such a people's Assembly called an ekklesia.
Company Ekklesia(matthew 16:18)
The community that comes into being at Pentecost is not called ekklesia.
The Ekklesia inserts the yeast ofGod's Kingdom into every social fiber.
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In the New Testament, ekklesia means either a local assembly or all Christians.
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How would this ekklesia be gathered otherwise than through the transmission of the Gospel?
Christ's Ekklesia.
The ekklesia becomes the congregation in celebration,
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koinonia and ekklesia were used synonymously in the early Byzantine Church.
But what distinctive characteristics of the Christian communities did the word ekklesia emphasize?
Originally called Megale Ekklesia(Great Church),
against the body of Christthe ekklesia.
The word“church” is a translation of the Greek word ekklesia, which is defined as“an assembly” or“called-out ones.”.
The word ekklesia is often used in the Acts of the Apostles,
even in the New Testament, ekklesia can designate the people of God of the First Covenant.
And the Letter to the Hebrews quotes a verse from Psalm 22:"I will sing to you in the midst of the ekklesia" Hebrews 2: 12.
The word ekklesia appears over two hundred times in the Greek Bible read by most of the Christian of the first centuries.
there is the catholic church ekklesia.
Most often the Greek word ekklesia is used in reference to the local assembly 1 Thessalonians 1:1;
Half a century later, writing to the Christians of Smyrna, Ignatius of Antioch describes the ekklesia for the first time as"catholic", in other words universal.
While plêthos refers to a community as such, the ekklesia, in the Greek world as well as in the Bible,
it signaled to YHVH's people the kind of assembly(mikra- ekklesia- church)
we know that both words, ekklesia and plêthos, coexisted at least until the early second century.
