39:54Part 1
... of God. We either meet him as a judge or as our Savior. He says, do you ... from verse 24 to verse 26, there was six, seven, or eight days, eight we speak ...
51:34Part 1
... a good Roman, perhaps you'll be able to judge that after the end of this meeting, ... afternoon. And so in these chapters 5, 6, 7 and 8, Paul shows to us ...
40:45Part 1
... just go into the presence of their judge. But if it's a believer like David ... the first few verses, up to verse 6, David speaks about the omniscient God, ...
~78 Min.The Acts of the Apostles
biblecentre.org · ... no doubt, every sin will be swiftly judged by death. Great things followed. Their habitual ... seen by them for forty days. 6. He spoke of the things which ...
51:48Part 1
... at this place where God has already judged sin in his only begotten and his ... around that throne we read in verse 6 and before the throne as a glass sea ...
~104 Min.Proverbs (chapters 10-19)
biblecentre.org · ... death; and God is not mocked, who will judge by Him in whom was no sin, but ... of those who are nearest. Then verses 6 and 7 contrast the portion and the ...
46:46Part 1
... of sins here is not at the bar of the judge it's at the altar of the priest but ... at his feet for a period of about 6 years and I never could get hold of ...
~47 Min.The Epistle to the Ephesians
biblecentre.org · ... before the world. Angels are not adequate judges of what pertains to us; they may ... and as to the church.". Ephesians 6. Then we have the children, who ...
51:09Part 5
... of righteousness, which the Lord, the righteous judge, shall give me at that day. And ... son. But he says in verse 6, wherefore I put thee in remembrance ...
48:39Part 4
... then he's teaching error. And so we judge everything that is said by the Word ... taught them. Now, we read chapters 5, 6 and 7 and we find a concentrated ...
45:51Part 3
... we mustn't fall into the snare of judging things by what is prevalent in the ... the same message will do for the other six. That might be a danger that we ...
