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BARBADOS The church officers — pastor and deacons — have special
responsibilities , derived from the consent of the church , which only they can
discharge , but they do not have a priestly unique status . 5. Independence of the
local ...
BARBADOS The church officers — pastor and deacons — have special
responsibilities , derived from the consent of the church , which only they can
discharge , but they do not have a priestly unique status . 5. Independence of the
local ...
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Christological and ethical emphases The rapid growth of the church at
Thessalonica and Paul's response to eschatological expectations Corrections
about apocalyptic expectations Reasons for accepting a nonPauline authorship
Internal ...
Christological and ethical emphases The rapid growth of the church at
Thessalonica and Paul's response to eschatological expectations Corrections
about apocalyptic expectations Reasons for accepting a nonPauline authorship
Internal ...
Page 971
The early church attributed I, II, and III John to John, the Apostle, the son of
Zebedee. ... These references, the organization of the churches indicated in the
letters, and the lack of signs of persecution suggest a date for the letters around
the ...
The early church attributed I, II, and III John to John, the Apostle, the son of
Zebedee. ... These references, the organization of the churches indicated in the
letters, and the lack of signs of persecution suggest a date for the letters around
the ...
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