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Angels (Part Two)
The word “angel” means “messenger.” This is true of both the Old Testament word (malak), and the New Testament word (angelos). These words are used of human messengers (e.g. Genesis 32:3; Numbers 21:21; 2 Chronicles 36:15; Haggai 1:13; Malachi 1:1 … Continue reading
Posted in Angels, Death, God's Providence
Tagged angel in corelius' conversion, angel in ethiopian conversion, angelos, Angels, angels as messengers, angels at death, angels do not teach what to do to be saved, angels God's army, angels in revelation, angels not to be worshipped, angels protect man, assyrian army, cherubim, God's Providence, Jesus in Saul's conversion, malak, ministering angels, the work of angels, wayne jackson, what angels do, what angels do not do
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Angels (Part One)
Angels are mentioned throughout the Bible. They are mentioned in Genesis. They are mentioned in Revelation. The word “angel(s)” appear 285 times in the King James version (108 times in the Old Testament and 177 times in the New Testament). The … Continue reading
Posted in Angels
Tagged Angels, angels created, angels intelligence, angels strength, characteristics about angels, charles hodge, cherubim, dead saints do not become angels, deoicted as women or men?, destroy armies, gabriel, greek mythology, halos, influence of artists, michael, misconceptions about angels, nike, not subject to death, number times angels mentioned in Bible, numerous angels, pagan influence, seraphim, sexless beings, shut mouth of lions, wings, wynelle main
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Revelation: The Twenty-four Elders and The Four Living Creatures
Twenty-four elders and four living creatures are mentioned in Revelation 4 and 5. They are engaged in worshipping. They say, “Holy, holy, holy Lord God Almighty, who was and is and is to come!… You are worthy, O Lord, to … Continue reading
Posted in Revelation, Textual study, Type/Antitype
Tagged cherubim, day of atonement, destruction of veil, face of lion and calf and man and eagle, four living creatures, holy, Jesus the lamb, laver/sea, mercy seat, most holy place, praising God and Jesus, Revelation 4-5, seraphim, stephenos, tabernacle/temple imagery, the ark of the covenant, the ark of the LORD/Jehovah, tree of life, twenty four divisions of priesthood, twenty four elders, veil, victory crown, white robes, worthy art thou
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Miracles Of The Cross
Jesus worked miracles. Jimmy Jividen lists 35 specific miracles performed by Jesus, not counting the miracles connected with the cross, resurrection, and ascension (Jimmy Jividen, Miracles from God or Man, p. 17-18). Halley’s Bible Handbook classifies Jesus’ miracles under the … Continue reading
Posted in Cross, Jesus, Miracles, Textual study, Type/Antitype
Tagged bithynia, cherb, cherubim, Cross, darkness three hours, destruction of veil, earthquake, eclipse, full moon, holy of holies, holy place, jerome, julius africanus, Mark 15, Matthew 27, miracles, most holy place, number of Jesus' miracles, passover, phlegon, resurrection of dead, sun and moon, thallus
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