Egnatian Way
Egnatian Way
Ekklēsia
Ēpioi (“gentle”) and the “nursing mother” metaphor
Evil: affirmation of faithfulness of Christ to protect Paul from; prayer that Paul and his companions be delivered from; and prophecies
Exhortations by Paul to the Thessalonians (first letter); about believers who have died ; about the day of the Lord (eschatological message); adverb loipon (“finally”); avoiding sexual immorality; how these sections differ from what has preceded ; loving others by working with one’s own hands ; and the Thessalonians’ “faith,” ; the verb “entreat,” . See also Exhortations (summary) by Paul to the Thessalonians (first letter)
Exhortations (summary) by Paul to the Thessalonians (first letter); to “always rejoice,” ; to “be patient with everyone,” ; concerning attitudes toward church leaders ; concerning Christian prophecy ; contemporary church usage of; to “continually pray,” ; to continue basic Christian piety (as community of believers) ; directed toward the ataktoi (idle and disruptive); directed toward “the disheartened,” ; general structural pattern; to “help the weak,” ; to “in all circumstances give thanks,” ; prohibition of not “paying back wrong for wrong,” ; vocative “brothers and sisters,”
Ezekiel and the “Rebel” (“the man of lawlessness”) of second letter