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Who first described Pentecost as a reversal of Babel?

exegesis genesis acts pentecost babel asked May 14, 2016 at 9:33

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What does the word harpagmos mean in Philippians 2:6?

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Who first came up with the phrase "an over-realized eschatology" and in what context?

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At what point did the Roman See start self-identifying as the Catholic Church?

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How do monothelites explain Jesus' prayer in the garden of Gethsemane?

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When, how and why did Mary start to be called "Queen of heaven"?

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From a Trinitarian perspective, does the term 'only begotten Son' make sense outside of the concept of the incarnation?

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What was the point of the third article of Remonstrance?

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How do Jehovah's Witnesses explain John 8:58-59 in a way that accords with their doctrine?

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If we want to know what the Bible says about an issue, what methods can help us to find all the relevant scriptures?

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Who first described Pentecost as a reversal of Babel?

What does the word harpagmos mean in Philippians 2:6?

Who first came up with the phrase "an over-realized eschatology" and in what context?

At what point did the Roman See start self-identifying as the Catholic Church?

How do monothelites explain Jesus' prayer in the garden of Gethsemane?

When, how and why did Mary start to be called "Queen of heaven"?

From a Trinitarian perspective, does the term 'only begotten Son' make sense outside of the concept of the incarnation?

What was the point of the third article of Remonstrance?

How do Jehovah's Witnesses explain John 8:58-59 in a way that accords with their doctrine?

If we want to know what the Bible says about an issue, what methods can help us to find all the relevant scriptures?