The Epistles ... to the Corinthians [Gr. text] with notes and dissertations, by A.P. Stanley, Volume 21855 |
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... ness and prominence of the subject in the opening of the Epistle . It is possible , how- ever , that he may have also been influenced partly by the desire to begin from that serene atmosphere of thankfulness and love , which he felt ...
... ness and prominence of the subject in the opening of the Epistle . It is possible , how- ever , that he may have also been influenced partly by the desire to begin from that serene atmosphere of thankfulness and love , which he felt ...
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... ness and sincerity , " an inter- pretation which would give weight to the reading of ἁπλό- TNT , as the phrase especially employed in viii . 2. , for " liber- rality in pecuniary matters . " 13. This is a reason for the whole of the ...
... ness and sincerity , " an inter- pretation which would give weight to the reading of ἁπλό- TNT , as the phrase especially employed in viii . 2. , for " liber- rality in pecuniary matters . " 13. This is a reason for the whole of the ...
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... ness which I have myself re- ceived was for your sake , for the services which I might render you . " Xapioĥvai and χρισθέντα , ἐχαρίσθη , χαριστ Onoopai are so used in Acts . iii . 14 .; 1 Cor . ii . 12. ; Phil . i . 29 .; Philom . 22 ...
... ness which I have myself re- ceived was for your sake , for the services which I might render you . " Xapioĥvai and χρισθέντα , ἐχαρίσθη , χαριστ Onoopai are so used in Acts . iii . 14 .; 1 Cor . ii . 12. ; Phil . i . 29 .; Philom . 22 ...
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... ness of the sympathy between himself and the Corinthian Church is checked by the recollection of his opponents . which immediately afterwards comes openly to view . and interrupts by a long digression the joyous strain on which he had ...
... ness of the sympathy between himself and the Corinthian Church is checked by the recollection of his opponents . which immediately afterwards comes openly to view . and interrupts by a long digression the joyous strain on which he had ...
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... ness and death of the Law ; in the second , into the con- sideration of the openness and freedom of the Gospel , as op- posed to the obscurity and mys- tery of the Law . It will thus be observed that , in this sec- tion , not only is ...
... ness and death of the Law ; in the second , into the con- sideration of the openness and freedom of the Gospel , as op- posed to the obscurity and mys- tery of the Law . It will thus be observed that , in this sec- tion , not only is ...
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Page 328 - For a man indeed ought not to cover his head, forasmuch as he is the image and glory of God : but the woman is the glory of the man. 8 For the man is not of the woman; but the woman of the man. 9 Neither was the man created for the woman; but the woman for the man.