~10 Min.14. The Lord's Table

... namely the fact that an outward participation implies inner communion (see Q 14.19). To this end, he gives four examples: Giving thanks for the cup (outward ...

~8 Min.Chapter 19

... is so (Jn. 19:8). The divine glory that pierced through the humiliation of Christ acts upon him, and gives force to the declaration of the Jews ...

~14 Min.Chapter 14

... gone, they would do even greater works than He did, because they should act in connection with His greater nearness to the Father. This was requisite to ...

~4 Min.Chapter 19

... there to take knowledge of the deed. The death of Christ is never the act of priesthood. The heifer was completely burned without the camp, even its blood, ...

~8 Min.Chapter 19

... already. Christ judges everything that has a bad effect on the heart, and acts upon its selfishness, and thus separates it from God. "Sell that thou hast," ...

~4 Min.Chapter 14

... into a desert place. But while departing from the multitude who thus began to act openly in the rejection of the testimony of God, He does not cease to be ...

~1 Min.Chapter 14

God acts in power at the Red Sea. At the Red Sea God acts in power according to the purposes of His love; consequently the enemy, who was closely pursuing ...

~5 Min.Chapter 14

... faith (God's precious gift) had led into action. Saul's unbelief and ignorance. Faith acts of itself. Saul is obliged to number the people to find out who ...

~10 Min.Chapter 14

... the supper at Jerusalem should precede - the one, the proposal, and the other, the act of Judas. For, let the wickedness of man be what it may, God always ...

~6 Min.Chapter 14

... be more than knowledge, but which would not be a new revelation. God acts therein without revealing a new truth, or a new fact. "Knowledge," or "doctrine," ...