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...book of the [[New Testament]] that occupies a central place in [[Christian eschatology]]. Its title is derived from the [[Incipit|first word]] of the text, writte [[Category:Christian apocalyptic writings]] ...

[[Jesus]], whom [[Christian]]s believe to be the [[Messiah#Christianity|Jewish Messiah]] (the [[Christ [[Category:Christian eschatology]] ...

...inom''' ([[Hebrew]]: גהנום, [[Greek]] γεεννα) are words used in Jewish and Christian writings for the place where evil people go in the [[afterlife]] (see [[Hel ...ends its name to Islam's hell, [[Jahannam]]. In both Rabbinical Jewish and Christian writing, Gehenna as a destination of the wicked is different from [[Sheol]] ...

...[3.25;6.25]: Eusebius got most, if not all, of his information about what Christian writings were accepted by the various churches from the writings and librar ...articulated one of the first [[philosophy|philosophical]] expositions of [[Christian doctrine]]. ...

...[[Saturday]], the original [[Days of the week|seventh day]] of the [[Judeo-Christian]] week, as the [[Sabbath and Seventh-day Adventism|Sabbath]], and failed at ...anding developed into the doctrine of the [[investigative judgment]]: an [[eschatology|eschatological]] process commencing in 1844 in which Christians will be jud ...

...facilitating intellectual exchanges and the copying of texts from earlier Christian traditions. ...s focusing on New Testament-inspired themes of salvation, divine love, and eschatology, delivered in a liturgical context suitable for monastic use. Likely produc ...

...ges? Many have doubted of this; and, in particular, the great light of the Christian church, lately removed to the Church above, Bengelius, -- the most pious, t ...m upon New Testament Studies," The Background of the New Testament and its Eschatology, ed. W. D. Davies and D. Daube (Cambridge: The Cambridge University Press, ...

...nism.html Lutheranism]" by [[George Forell|George Wolfgang Forell]]; <cite>Christian Cyclopedia</cite>, s.v. "[http://www.lcms.org/ca/www/cyclopedia/02/display. ...people"/> Luther intended to reform the Church, not to create a different Christian denomination.<ref ...

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...ions that are currently being used. The first one was started in 1923 by a Christian Missionary Alliance missionary by the name of Arthur L. Hammond. After 21 y Pastor James Sun, of the Bethany Christian Church in New York is working to revise the Chinese Union Version. Along wi ...

...ges? Many have doubted of this; and, in particular, the great light of the Christian church, lately removed to the Church above, Bengelius, -- the most pious, t Chris Thomas is a Reformed Christian who runs the ''Confessional Bibliology'' website. He has an informative sec ...

...gical doctrine]] of the [[Trinity]], which is central to most mainstream [[Christian denomination]]s. ...e] To explore the phenomenon, I shall focus on the Acts of John, a work of Christian fiction written sometime in the second century, perhaps as early as the sec ...