New Testament References to Angels
New Testament References to Angels: Paul refers to the ranks of angels (“principalities, powers” et…
New Testament References to Angels: Paul refers to the ranks of angels (“principalities, powers” et…
It is quite certain that our Lord accepted the main teachings of Old Testament about angels, as wel…
Angel Appearances in the New Testament: Nothing is related of angels in New Testament which is inco…
This Angel of the Theophany is spoken of as “the angel of Yahweh,” and “the angel of the presence …
This term has been used by theologians to describe the various characters of our Lord's redempt…
The word angel is applied in Scripture to an order of supernatural or heavenly beings whose busines…
Apostle (αποστολος, [ apostolos , literally, “one sent forth,” an envoy, missionary): For the meaning…
We are led then to the conclusion that the true differentia of the New Testament apostleship lay in…
It is sometimes said by those who recognize that there were other apostles besides the Twelve and P…
The very fact that the name “apostle” means what it does would point to the impossibility of confin…
In the New Testament history we first hear of the term as applied by Jesus to the Twelve in connect…
Our Lord, in the interview with the rich young ruler, gave a recapitulation of the commandments tre…
The Council of Carthage in 397, in connection with its decree “that aside from the canonical Script…
Athanasius in one of his pastoral letters in connection with the publishing of the ecclesiastical c…
In the early part of the 4th century Eusebius (270-340 ad), bishop of Caesarea before 315, sets bef…
In the West history of the New Testament Canon , the name of Cyprian , bishop of Carthage (248-58 ad)…
Another noted name of this century concerning the New Testament Canon is Dionysius of Alexandria , a…
The period included by the 3rd and 4th centuries - It has been said that “the question of the canon…
Just here we come upon the Muratorian Fragment , so called because discovered in 1740 by the librari…
That expression we may study in Irenaeus as representative of the period. He was born in Asia Minor…