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    Miller, 1 John the Apostle, lowly son of a fisherman, grew up in the Bethsaida of Galilee. Called from a humble life by Jesus Christ, he became a disciple and change the world forever. He was a prophet, apostle, writer, and evangelist. John’s life and ministry deeply influenced Christians and the Church of God and still continues to do so today. As a young man, John was called by Jesus Christ to be a disciple. He and his fellow disciples followed and were taught by Jesus for three years. As we

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    If there is any one person in the New Testament that can be defined by the word inspiring its the apostle Peter. Out of all the apostles Peter is the one that we hear the most about. From a life of a simple fisherman to a devoted follower of Jesus, Peter continued to be an example of how we should live our lives. It's encouraging to know that Peter was no one special by himself, until he met Jesus. In fact Peter is often times a great example of how we are: loud mouthed, quick to judge, and cowardly

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    greatest of them was Simon, later renamed Peter. Peter was the ‘Prince of the Apostles’. He held primacy over the other eleven apostles for various reasons. Jesus appointed Saint Peter to be the first pope; he gave him the keys to the gates of heaven. Saint Peter witnessed numerous miracles and eventually Jesus passed him ‘the rock’. Historically, Saint Peter was the first pope. Regarding the bishops of Rome, “the apostle Peter had founded their bishopric.” Jesus told Peter that he “[is] Peter

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    chapter about how the Apostle Paul had to deal with the Galatians Christians because he was totally disturbed in how the Christians were easily misled after he had spent time teaching the ways of God. "After he had left, a religious sect called theJudaizers came into town. They preached a phony gospel that required Christians to obey all of the Jewish traditions (such as celebrating the feast and male circumcision)" (Bickel & Jantz, 1998, p. 273). Consequently, the Apostle Paul had to remind the

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    THEO-101-H1 Apostles’ Creed Paper The Apostles’ Creed: The influence and importance in Faith Communities Today I believe there is great value in faith communities reciting creeds today because they outline the basic beliefs of a religion. For example, the Apostles’ Creed is the first and oldest creed that outlines the beliefs of the Christian faith. Early Christians experienced adverse persecution and the wrath of non-believers with hostility. McGrath states that “The Apostles’ Creed was

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    Writings of the Apostle Paul populate the canon of the New Testament. The rawness and earnestness found within spring from the pages igniting a wonder in the reader of who Paul the Apostle was. Paul went to great lengths to spread the name of Jesus and one cheers anxiously from the sideline waiting to see if he ever gets the upper hand. Attacked, insulted, beaten, discredited, and victimized are just a few adjectives that could describe daily life for Paul. He becomes a model of devotion and fervor

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    foundation of the apostles and prophets, Christ Jesus himself being the cornerstone” (Eph. 2:20). Nevertheless, the debate is still on going if the office of the apostles and prophets ceased during the “Apostolic Age” or if it has continued on to the present day. This research paper will offer the Charismatic Movement opinion that advocates the interpretation of modern day apostles and prophets. A history of Charismatic theology will be provided. A survey of modern-day apostles and prophets will

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    AT1 – Biographical Study of Peter Social and Historical Context Peter was one of the first twelve Disciples of Christ and was born, along with his brother Andrew, in a small village called Bethsaida which is on the northern shore of Galilee, Israel. Both Peter and his brother were fisherman by trade, most likely because of their father Jonah, who was also a fisherman. The two brothers were both followers of John the Baptist’s ministry, how exactly they came to follow John the Baptist is unknown,

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    Ever wondered what you would do following the loss of a marriage and a job concurrently? In fact, the movie “The Apostle” describes the exact situation. The movie sets the characters in an extremely unusual style, in fact, from some perspective, the spontaneous nature of the movie makes it seem as a documentary. The movie’s main character, Sonny, is played by Robert Duvall who is a Pentecostal preacher. Sonny is a serious religious man who takes his preaching job seriously. Even though Sonny is a

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    Apostle Paul was not always a preacher of Christianity, Paul’s parents were Jewish as well as Roman citizens. Paul was to be a Rabbi though his future plans changed, on Paul’s journey of scorning Jesus, he had a vision in which Jesus asked why Paul scorns him, then commissions Paul to preach his message to the Gentiles who received mercy through Jewish unbelief. Around A.D. 56-58; Apostle Paul wrote the Romans, verses 8:26-30 states, “26 In the same way, the Spirit helps us in our weakness. We do

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