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    my go well for him and that he may be a man of great learning”(Anaya 55). Anaya shows how much Antonio’s mother cares for him by using the that clause when she asks Ultima to bless him. It makes the mother seem as if she has many prayers for Antonio, but it would take too long to list it all. Next, when describing the dust devils, Anaya repeats “they” to show that “They come from nowhere, made by the heat of hell, they carry with them the evil spirit of a devil, they lift sand and papers in…

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    remember how great he was before his martyrdom. Stephen was described as a man that was full of God's grace and power, that alone is a description worth striving for. In addition to this, the first mention of Stephen in the Book of Acts records him as a man who performed many signs and miracles among the people, yet another description that is worth striving for. Throughout the short time that we read about Stephen, we see that he is an incredible man of God that is led by the Spirit in his…

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    The active role in a believer’s deals with the fact the Spirit surely empowers, but requires the execution of the individual. 2 Peter 1:5 states that every believer should: “make every effort to supplement your faith with virtue, and virtue with knowledge, (English Standard Version, 2Pet.1.5) A believer who edifies…

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    Itian Hymn Analysis

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    one believes that Jesus Christ is the Almighty God as affirmed in this hymn. T. Rees describes the importance of the church 's worship and doctrine in order to honor God.” Moreover, the unity of God and His power must be considered because the Holy Spirit represents the divinity of Christ, as illustrated in the message of this…

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    Twenty-First Century”, by L. Grant McClung Jr. His thesis is Pentecostal and charismatic theology sustains the “necessity of the baptism in the Holy Spirit as the indispensable endowment of power for Christian mission” (McClung, 11). McClung expresses the significance that Jesus, mediator between humankind and God is the Baptizer in the Holy Spirit” (McClung, 11). With this, we understand that McClung is expressing that Jesus continues in this day to do everything he did when he was on earth.…

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    one believes that Jesus Christ is the Almighty God as affirmed in this hymn. T. Rees describes the importance of the church 's worship and doctrine in order to honor God.” Moreover, the unity of God and His power must be considered because the Holy Spirit represents the divinity of Christ, as illustrated in the message of this…

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    and emotionally. It’s a sense of an attachment of being closer to God. Baptism especially Christian baptism is an essential thing from the times of the great Roman Empire if you ever believed in god and Jesus Christ as your saviour it was important for the force of baptism that reignited your relationship with the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit. Christian baptism was the one of first things to clarify purity and cleansed before Jesus was ascended in making all his disciples of all the…

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    The first thing that occurred was the development of the Pentecostal church. This was the beginning of speaking tongues. It was a form of fulfilling the baptism of the Holy Spirit. The Christians shunned those of Pentecostals faith, until some churches added tongue speaking practices, which was the beginning, of the charismatic movement. Charismatic Christians were not apart of a different denomination; they are within each…

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    Nature Of Christianity

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    issues of doctrine instead of practice. Great attention has been devoted to the subject of Christianity for over 2000 years. Christian doctrine can be very confusing and intimidating subject to handle, especially, for a beginner. The subsequent sections provide a summary of Christian consensus about the doctrines regarding the nature of God (White,…

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    The Holy Spirit Analysis

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    The Holy Spirit In many churches across this country they will sing a song of praise which asks the Holy Spirit to come and fill this place. The question one needs to answer is why do people see the need to be filled by the Holy Spirit? Romans 8:5-7 tells us, “Those who live according to the flesh have their minds set on what the flesh desires; but those who live in accordance with the Spirit have their minds set on what the spirit desires. The mind governed by the flesh is death, but the mind…

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