The "Gospel" According to Jesus
Tony Stinson
Mr. Tony Stinson delivered a stirring
message concerning The "Gospel"
According to Jesus
toward the
conclusion of a week long conference in
Belfast, Northern Ireland The
scriptural text for his
message was Matthew 1:1--13:52.
During the message, he speaks concerning
the purpose for Jesus' life and
ministry, how one's repentance is
fleshed out, and the "mysteries" of the
Kingdom and the implications of
believing it.
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Concordance Listing of Nephesh
William Ramey
This paper cites the seven hundred
and fifty-four occurrences of the Hebrew
noun nephesh in the Scriptures,
an exhaustive listing as cited by the
Hebrew concordance Veteris
Testamenti Concordantiae by Solomon
Mandelkern, including the Hebrew text
and three English translations.
This work is offered as an aid to those
who may have found it very difficult to
find an exhaustive listing for the
Hebrew noun nephesh in English
works. My personal interest in
nephesh grew when I read many years
ago Genesis 2:7 and first noticed that
the noun nephesh is used
literally for the composite physical
being that the LORD God made: "Then the
LORD God formed man of dust from the
ground, and breathed into his nostrils
the breath of life; and man became a
living nephesh."
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Who are the "All" in Romans 3:23-24?
William Ramey
Who has not heard
Romans 3:23 publically quoted many times
from the pulpit, or read it as part of
the infamous "Roman Road" gospel tract?
Possibly it may be the most well known
verse from Apostle Paul's
Epistle to the
Romans,
and probably the most often memorized
and quoted verse from all his writings
because of its brevity.
Romans 3:23 is
invariably cited to substantiate the
universality of sin. However,
those who may not be thoroughly
acquainted with the larger context
assume the substantival adjective "all"
naturally constitutes inclusively all of
humanity: "for
all
have sinned and fall short of the glory
of God." If the identity of "all"
is isolated from its immediate context,
then it is reasonable to make this
assumption. However, when proper
identification of "all" is defined
within the single sentence of Romans
3:21-26, it becomes contextually
dynamic.
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The Gospel Demands A Changed Life
Tony Stinson
The people of God are to live by faith.
How is faith manifested when a disciple
of Jesus repents and believes in the
Gospel of God? The Gospel
Demands A Changed Life is a
powerful message concerning repentance
and how that repentance and faith in the
Gospel of God manifests itself among His
people.
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The "Mystery" of the Kingdom
Tony Stinson
What is the "mystery" of the kingdom
which Jesus explains to His disciples?
The kingdom was the central message of
Jesus Christ before He taught disciples
concerning His death and resurrection.
Mr. Tony Stinson clearly elucidates from
the Gospel of Mark what Jesus proclaimed
concerning the "mystery" and the
implications of believing it.
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Dying to the Resurrection: Introduction
William Ramey
The resurrection from the dead is one of
the most fundamental and vital teaching
in the New Testament. The
Scriptures teach that because Jesus died
and arose from the dead, so too those
who are His people will be raised from
death to life with an imperishable
spiritual body at His return. When
the last enemy (death) has finally been
abolished by Him, the redeemed will be
subsequently clothed with immortality
before the destruction of the old
heavens and earth and the creation of
the new.
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