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wortzentriert · 5 months
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Können Säuglinge eine Beziehung haben?
Können sie lieben?
Können sie vertrauen?
Können sie glauben?
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wortzentriert · 8 months
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Vor 2 Wochen in der Predigt kam Jesaja 65 über den neuen Himmel und die neue Erde vor. Jes 65:23 ist mir ins Auge gesprungen als einer der besten Verse für die Kontinuität von Gottes Volk: Sie sollen nicht umsonst arbeiten noch unzeitige Geburt gebären; denn sie sind der Same der Gesegneten des HErrn und ihre Nachkommen mit ihnen.
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wortzentriert · 1 year
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The Gary DeMar Podcast: The Five-Point Covenant Model
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wortzentriert · 1 year
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Schau dir "For You and Your Children: A Biblical Case for Infant Baptism" auf YouTube an
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Taufe biblisch erklärt.
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wortzentriert · 2 years
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Die Struktur der alt orientalischen Bünde angelehnt an die biblischen Bünden
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Suzerainty Covenants
​1. The
Preamble: Like an introduction, it declared who the ​suzerain (king) was as well as his
great power.
​2. The
Historical Prologue: A historical summary of the ​suzerain's rule. In short,
the one who controls history is lord ​and demands complete
submission.
​3.
Stipulations: These were the specific laws of conquest to
​be observed, the
stipulations being the very means of domin​ion. Also, they distinguished the
servants of the suzerain from ​the other people of the world.
​4.
Blessing and Cursing: This section outlined the ceremony
​where an oath was
taken, receiving sanctions in the form of ​blessing and cursing. The character
of this oath was "self-
​30.
George E. Mendenhall, "Covenant," Interpreter's Bible
Dictionary Vol. I (New ​York: Abingdon Press, 1962), pp.
714-723. It should be noted that Mendenhall's ​overview of the covenant in this
article actually lists seven parts of the suzerain treaty:
​Preamble, historical
prologue, stipulations, deposit arrangements, witnesses,
bless​ing and cursing, and
oath. But it is generally agreed that the suzerain covenants had
​six parts. See also,
George E. Mendenhall, Law and Covenant in Israel and the Near
East ​(Pittsburgh:
Biblical Colloquium, 1955).
​​maledictory." The vassal swore his
allegiance to the suzerain. It ​is called "self-maledictory" because
the vassal condemned him​self to death if he broke the
covenant. In other words, if he was ​faithful, he was blessed. If
unfaithful, he was cursed.
​5.
Successional Arrangements: The covenant document also
​specified successors to the
suzerain so that the vassal could ​pledge his allegiance to them.
Another feature is the enlisting of ​witnesses, often "heaven and earth,"
to the sealing of the covenant.
​6.
Depository arrangements: The covenant also stated how and
​where the ,covenant
document would be stored and preserved. ​In the event there was a breach of
covenant, this document ​could be produced to begin a process
of prosecution against the ​offending vassal, usually called a covenant lawsuit.
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wortzentriert · 2 years
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Die biblisch/theologische Begründung für die Kindertaufe in zwei Sätzen?
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