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- Judgment and warning
Biblical fire images communicate serious judgment. The illustration supplies neither a physical geography nor a verdict about particular persons. - Judgment, Angels, Satan, and the Unseen
Paradise, Hell, judgment, angels, Satan, devils, death, graves, and other unseen realities. - Judith
Judith portrays a threatened community and a widow whose prayer, courage, and strategy reverse an apparently overwhelming enemy's power. The story's conspicuous historical combinations call for literary attention… - Justin Martyr
Second-century Christian apologist whose First Apology defends Christians before Roman authorities and describes baptism, Sunday assembly, Scripture reading, and the Eucharist. - Justin Martyr describes worship
Justin's First Apology describes baptism, Sunday assembly, Scripture readings, prayers, and the Eucharist to a Roman audience. - Kagawa is baptized at Tokushima
He enters a Presbyterian Christian setting. - Kagawa organizes the Friends of Jesus
The group joins discipline, compassion and witness. - Kagawa Toyohiko
Japanese evangelist and organizer of social reform. - Karl Barth
Swiss theologian associated with the Barmen Declaration. - Katharina and Martin Luther marry
Their marriage joined two people who had left monastic life. - Katharina von Bora
Former nun whose household work sustained the Luther family and its visitors. - Kingdom divides: Israel and Judah
Following Solomon, the northern kingdom of Israel and southern kingdom of Judah develop separate royal and worship histories. - Kingdom teaching & parables
Jesus teaches through parables, signs, scriptural arguments, and sayings about his identity and the kingdom. - Knox returns permanently to Scotland
Knox resumed preaching in a period of political and religious conflict. - Korean Methodism becomes autonomous
The autonomous church retained relationships with American Methodist bodies. - Korean Methodist Church
Korean Methodism became fully autonomous in 1930. - Lachish falls and its people are deported
Assyrian reliefs depict siege engines, defenders, and people leaving Lachish for exile. They provide a local view of the devastation accompanying the campaign against Judah. - Lament over Jerusalem
Lamentations gives liturgical voice to grief, confession, and hope after the city's devastation. - Lamentations
Lamentations gives poetic voice to Jerusalem's devastation through grief, accusation, confession, and fragile hope. Its ordered acrostic forms contain suffering without making the suffering tidy or resolving the… - Lausanne congress adopts a shared covenant
Participants articulated commitments for global Christian mission. - Lausanne Covenant
A congress statement set out commitments concerning evangelism and Christian responsibility. - Law and Moral-Coherence Arguments
Three dossiers force disputed legal conclusions to account for their canonical chronology, conflicting reception, and moral consequences. - Law, Worship, and Daily Practice
Prayer, fasting, purity, food, clothing, marriage law, punishment, and other practical rulings. - Learn to read an icon
Look at the person, inscription, gesture, and biblical scene. Traditional iconography teaches through composition; it need not function like a modern photograph. - Lectern
The lectern holds the book used for public Scripture reading in this arrangement. - Lectern
This model shows a separate Scripture reading stand. ELCA guidance notes that one place for reading and preaching can better express their unity. - Lectern
The lectern holds the book used for public Scripture reading in this arrangement. - Lefevre completes his French Bible
The biblical scholar continued work after withdrawing to Nerac. - Lefevre publishes Pauline commentaries
His biblical studies preceded Luthers indulgence controversy. - Lefevres French New Testament appears
A translation from Latin helped readers encounter Scripture in French. - Leonides's execution reshapes Origen's household
Eusebius recounts the execution of Origen's father Leonides and the confiscation of family property. The teenage Origen must then support a household while continuing his studies. - Leuenberg: fellowship, not merger
The agreement defines church fellowship through a shared understanding of the Gospel and recognition in word and sacrament. It does not turn the churches into one institution. - Leviticus
Leviticus asks how a community lives near a holy God. Sacrifices, priesthood, purity, atonement, economic obligations, and neighbor-love belong to one account of worship and ordinary life. - Life with God
The goal is communion with God in Christ. No single animation exhausts the family’s teaching about heaven and hell. - Light and transformation
Christian life receives light from Christ. The Malankara exposition speaks of divine energies; this does not by itself assign later Palamite councils to all Oriental churches. - Light rises in Galilee
Matthew identifies Jesus' Galilean ministry with Isaiah's light for people in darkness. - Listening & Singing
The Church Manual discusses congregational worship, prayer, music and preaching. Chair type, number and spacing are illustrative. - Living Orthodoxy
The goal of catechesis is not merely correct answers but a durable life of repentance, prayer, worship, sacramental communion, Scripture, mercy, fasting, stewardship, and love within the local Church. Reception is a… - Locally rooted Pentecostal churches emerge in Chile
The WCC account identifies local developments beyond direct North American mission. - Looking upon the pierced one
John connects the pierced side of Jesus with Zechariah's mourning over the pierced one.