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Fondness (φιλος) and Love (ἀγάπη)
Philōs (φιλος) expresses fondness in the sense of affection or attachment, which relates to the soul.
 • Luther Walker
6:09
The Love of God
Kindness
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4:14
Putting Up With A Different Spirit
For if indeed one comes proclaiming another Jesus, whom we did not declare, or you receive a different spirit, which you did not receive, or a different…
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5:56
The Role of Each Member of the Godhead in the Resurrection of Christ out from the Dead
God the Father
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Overcoming the Desire to Be Intoxicated
“And stop being drunk with wine, in which there is no savingness, but be filled up—where lacking—by the Spirit”, Ephesians 5:18.
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1 Timothy 2:12
Women in the Church
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προσέχω and ἐπέχω
The Greek verbs προσέχω and ἐπέχω are both compound verbs built from ἔχω (“to have” or “to hold”), but they differ significantly in meaning, usage, and…
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Thoughts
Moments of Thoughtful Reflections
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Eloquent (λόγιος)
Eloquent (λόγιος) is an adjective used to describe a person’s speech, writing, gestures, or silence, emphasizing expressive clarity.
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Praise (αἴνεσις)
Praise (αἴνεσις) is defined in Scripture as the fruit of our lips confessing the name of God.
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Spiritual Gifts
We are not to be ignorant regarding spiritual gifts (1 Corinthians 12:1).
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Politárchēs (πολιτάρχης)
Politárchēs (πολιτάρχης) is a term used for the rulers of the city of Thessalonica, though it is not a commonly used designation for city leaders.
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