The New Testament Chapter 14

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Eschaton

Back 1

Greek word meaning last, a term designating the end of history or human life.

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Parousia

Back 2

A Greek term meaning presence or coming , to denote Jesus reappearance on earth.

He will judge all of humanity and establish Gods Universal Rule.

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Corinth

Back 3

A large and prosperous Greek city that the Romans first destroyed and later rebuilt

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Day of the judgement

Back 4

A theological concepts deriving from the ancient Hebrew belief that the day of Yahweh would see Israels triumph and the destruction of its enemies.

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Thessalonians

Back 5

The oldest surviving christian document.

gives a glimpse of how the new religion was established in Gentile territory.

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Corinthians

Back 6

1: A unified document ,

2 : a compendium of several letters or letter fragments written at different times and reflecting radically different situations in the Corinthians church.

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Paul's Concerns in Corinth

Back 7

IDK

Front 8

Questions of Corinth to Paul

Back 8

IDK

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Ephesus

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A wealthy Hellenistic city, in New Testament times the capital of the Roman province of Asia, site of the famous temple of Artemis.

Mentioned frequently in Paul's correspondence.

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Aphrodite

Back 10

Greek goddess of Love.

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Gifts of the spirit

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Word of wisdom Word of knowledge Faith Gifts of healing Miracles Prophecy Distinguishing between spirits Tongues Interpretation of tongues.

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The Lords Supper

Back 12

the Eucharist; Holy Communion (especially in Protestant use).

Front 13

Paul's view of the parousia in Thesalonians

Back 13

IDK

Front 14

Eschatology

Back 14

the study of 'end things', whether the end of an individual life, the end of the age, the end of the world and the nature of the Kingdom of God.