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| | Friends of the Nazarene - Is Jesus Present or yet to come |
 | | The parousia is to the Church and for the Church only. | | | Parousia - lit., "a presence," para, "with," and ousia, "being" (from eimi, "to be"), denotes both an "arrival" and a consequent "presence with." For instance, in a papyrus letter a lady speaks of the necessity of her parousia in a place in order to attend to matters relating to her property there. | | | Parousia is used to describe the presence of Christ with His disciples on the Mount of Transfiguration, 2 Pet. |
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| | The Parousia |
| | Irregardless, Pretribulationism uses "Parousia"' to describe the pretribulational rapture of the Church. | | | Pretribulationism states that the parousia is the "second coming of Christ for the Church," at which time Christians are glorified and removed to heaven during the seven-year Tribulation. | | | Because they use the word "parousia" to describe the gathering of the Jews in Matthew 24 to bring them into the millennial reign, then they have a problem becuase Jesus comes, gathers the remnant Jews, and is with them as He leads them into that reign on earth. |
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| | The Parousia - A Word Study |
| | The Parousia of Jesus Christ is both His arrival and the manifestation of His "presence" to all mankind. | | | Parousia is a Greek word used 24 times in the New Testament to mean "coming, arrival, personal presence". | | | (Matthew 24:37-39 NKJV) "But as the days of Noah were, so also will the coming (parousia) of the Son of Man be. |
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| | The Parousia of Jesus Christ - Rev. Charles Cooper |
| | Angels are identified with the parousia of Christ (Mt. 24:31). | | | The debate concerning whether parousia emphasizes different arrivals of Christ for different purposes, or a singular arrival and the presence of Christ that is initiated by the rapture of the church and ending with the battle of Armageddon, forces a choice between one or the other for every passage where parousia occurs. | | | The prewrath position believes that there is only one future parousia of Christ and, using the word in the technical sense, it refers to Christ's coming in general, including both the snatching away of believers and the battle of Armageddon, thus removing the debate about which passages refer to which parousia. |
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| | The consummation of the kingdom eon is the parousia of the Lord Jesus Christ. | | | The parousia of the Lord Jesus Christ is the consummation of the eon -- not this present evil eon, but the glorious eon of the day of Christ, that eon of divine government which is next to come upon the earth. | | | It is the parousia of Jesus Christ that will prepare and qualify mankind for the place he will have and the services he will perform in the new heaven and new earth. |
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| | John to live till the Parousia Summary of the Teaching of the Gospels respecting the Parousia APPENDIX TO PART I. Note A.-On the Double-sense Theory of Interpretation Note B.-On the Prophetic Element in the Gospels PART II. | | | The allusion in the text plainly is to the land of Israel. | | | The inference therefore is, that the Parousia, or glorious coming of Christ, was declared by Himself to fall within the limits of the then existing generation,- a conclusion which we shall find in the sequel to be abundantly justified. |
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| | The Cross & Parousia of Christ |
| | From this perspective, Christ’s parousia (which means presence or arrival) is tied, not to an outward, physical, earthly appearance of some sort, but to the consummated coming or arrival of the New Covenant aeon in the end of the old aeon. | | | The cross and the parousia of Christ are in biblical eschatology what alpha and omega are in the Greek alphabet – the beginning and the end. | | | For this reason, we prefer the term "covenant eschatology" which describes the Bible as a book of covenants, from Adam to Jesus Christ, through whom we have the "everlasting covenant" (Heb. |
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http://www.alccmo.org/alcc/bookstore/cross&parousia.htm
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| | The Parousia |
| | In view of all this, it is desirable to interpret the 'coming' of the Lord in Mt. 24 as referring to the literal presence of Christ at His return, although this is not to rule out any primary reference to the events of A.D. | | | coming ('parousia') of the son of man be (Mt. 24:27). | | | in A.D. 70 is to say that the 'parousia' of Christ does not refer to His literal, visible presence. |
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| | Parousia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | The study and use of the term parousia was revived in the late 19th century with the growth of preterism and the publishing of James Stuart Russell's book The Parousia, A Careful Look at the New Testament Doctrine of the Lord's Second Coming. | | | It was appropriated by Christians as a specialized term for Jesus' glorious appearance and subsequent presence on earth—primarily his final return at the end of the world, but also his return upon the destruction of the Temple in Jerusalem. | | | In the Greek language parousia means "appearance and subsequent presence with" and in the ancient Greco-Roman world it referred to official visits by royalty. |
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| | The Cross and the Parousia of Christ - Max R. King |
| | Sub-titled, "the two dimensions of one age-changing eschaton," this thoroughly researched, scholarly work examines problems that have plagued the interpretation of Bible prophecy for centuries, then offers a compelling explanation: that the Resurrection was a first century event from the Cross to A.D. 70, which fulfilled the promises of God to Israel. | | | The sharp contrast between the postponement hermeneutic of Dispensationalism and the function of the Cross regarding the fulfillment of God's promises to Israel is brought out in Part II. | | | It is shown that the "problem of time" is rooted, not in Scripture, but in man's failure to recognize that N.T. eschatology pertained to the consummation of the O.T. aeon - a cross-determined eschaton that extended from the Cross to the A.D. 70 consummation (Mt 24). |
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| | eschatology.org: Nature of the Parousia |
| | There is, of course, a tremendous controversy in the eschatological world between the millennialists, who insist that the kingdom predicted by the Old Covenant prophets must be a restored nationalistic Israel, and the amillennial and postmillennial camp that insists the kingdom was established in the church and is a spiritual reality. | | | Paul confirmed that the parousia was associated with Jesus' claim to Deity. | | | The nature of the coming/manifestation of Jehovah in the Old Testament is important as a backdrop for understanding the parousia of Jesus. |
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| | Bible Articles and Lessons: P-Q - "Parousia" |
| | It is used as the basis of a demand to preserve one's life blameless against the coming of the king. | | | It is the occasional "classical" use that has led some to assume mistakenly that the word may describe some sort of mystical, invisible "presence" or "essence" of Christ dwelling with believers. | | | It was as if with the coming of the king a new set of values had emerged. |
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| | Chapter 2O The Parousia Preterist Books The Preterist Archive - ... |
| | That this event was regarded by them as the time of the revelation of Christ in His glory, and the beatification of his faithful disciples. | | | In these exhortations and counsels St. John is in perfect accord with the other apostles, whose constant admonitions to the Christian churches of their time urged the habitual expectation of the Parousia, and therefore fidelity and constancy in the midst of danger and suffering. | | | That the apostolic Christians were exhorted to live in the constant expectation of the coming of the Lord. |
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| | Parousia, by Adolph E. Knoch |
| | Because "parousia" is used of the coming of Christ in glory to Israel in some passages, it has been inferred that this is true in other of its occurrences, and that this is the meaning of the word. | | | For His parousia with us will be life and glory for the eons. | | | Jairus' daughter, the widow of Nain's son, and Lazarus--all portray to us the great truth that He is the Life, and death must flee from His presence. |
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| | The Systematic Relationship of Filioque and Parousia |
| | Thus for Barth, the parousia consists of the single revelatory event of Jesus Christ made manifest in the three forms of Resur-rection, Pentecost, and Return; as such, the parousia is Jesus Christ yesterday (Resurrection), Jesus Christ today (Pentecost) and Jesus Christ tomorrow (Return). | | | Thus the Filioque is ontically prior to parousia in the sense that the Holy Spirit’s role in the parousia, particularly in his work as the mediator of Christ to the church, will be commensurate with what he has always been in his eternal proceeding from the Father and Son. | | | Upon reviewing Barth’s doctrines of Filioque and parousia as outlined in the Church Dogmatics respectively, it is certainly difficult to avoid the impression that the Holy Spirit serves the work of Christ in his parousia, especially in the christological interpretation of the “middle form,” Pentecost. |
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| | The Greek word parousia, employed in Matthew 24:3,27,37, 39 for the "coming" of Christ at the end of the world, possibly referred to also in vs.29-31, and certainly so in 24:35 through 25:46, derives from pareimi, par + eimi, to be beside, present, to be come, or to have come; hence, coming, arrival, of advent. | | | Paul, Titus, and Stephanus were all persons of distinction in the New Testament church, as well as their presence (parousia) of the occasions referred to above being the result of having come, or, in the case of Philippians 1:26, the result of an anticipated visit. | | | In 2 Peter 1:16, "the coming [parousia] of our Lord Jesus Christ" could have reference to his first coming, whereas in 3:4 it has to refer to his coming at the end of the world, also called in 4:12 "the coming [parousia] of the day of God." |
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| | Parousia - International Standard Bible Encyclopedia |
| | What is more important is that the symbolism of the Parousia is simply in the Jewish sources the symbolism of the coming of the Messiah (or of God in such schemes as have no Messiah). | | | In place of the long Parousia discourses in the Synoptists, we have, in the corresponding part of the Fourth Gospel, John 13-17, dealing not only with the future in general but concretely with Christ's coming and the Judgment. | | | And in connection with this evidence we find His use of the title Son of Man. From all this the doctrine of the Parousia follows immediately, even apart from the passages in which the regular apocalyptic symbolism is used. |
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| | The Parousia of I Thessalonians 4:16 - 1 |
| | For this we say unto you by the Word of the Lord, that we which are alive and remain unto the PAROUSIA (arrival and subsequent presence) of the Lord shall not prevent (hinder) them which are asleep. | | | And saying, Where is the promise of His PAROUSIA (arrival and subsequent presence) for since the fathers fell asleep, all things continue as they were from the beginning of the creation. | | | But as the days of Noe were, so shall also the PAROUSIA (arrival and subsequent presence) of the Son of man be. |
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| | Every "Parousia" passage where the subject is the Second Coming of Christ is an immenence passage. | | | Seventeen times "Parousia" occurs in passages that deal with the Second Coming of Christ. | | | No "resurrection of body or flesh" in Scripture (11 occurrences of the phrase "resurrection of the dead" in Scripture). |
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| | Revelation mailing list: Dissertation Abstracts 6.002: Georg S. Adamsen: Parousia and Paraenesis |
| | The author argues that the whole prologue and the entire epilogue (apart from the very last verse) concern the parousia and reveal that the main theme of the two visions is the parousia. | | | Thus, the aim of the paraenesis is to urge the churches to be and remain appropriately prepared for the coming of Christ which results in either defeat and judgment or wedding and salvation, depending on people's relationship to Christ. | | | The problem which the paraenesis addresses is that many of the churches are no longer properly prepared for the parousia. |
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| | NT imminence of parousia open source theology |
| | Suggestions put forth in the past include: (1) preterism, the belief that all the prophecies were fulfilled somehow in the first century, and that Christ came for judgment at the destruction of Jerusalem in the year 70. | | | This is not simply a matter of timing - the parousia was believed to be imminent because it was expected to resolve the actual, present or impending crises that the early church faced. | | | The first is the coming of the Lord to judge his people, rescue his people, defeat their enemies. |
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| | The Parousia: Christ's Second Coming |
| | The Catholic Church teaches that we should avoid pointless speculations about the time, the details of the signs, the nature of the difficulties, etc. The Church focuses instead on the need for living the Gospel so as to be prepared for the parousia whenever it happens. | | | But the day of the Lord will come like a thief, and then the heavens will pass away with a mighty roar and the elements will be dissolved by fire, and the earth and everything done on it will be found out. | | | The time when Jesus will return is given many names: the Day of the Lord, the Parousia, the end time, and the Second Coming of Christ. |
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| | In Search Of The Origins Of The PreWrath Doctrine: Van Kampen's Parousia |
| | Until the pre-trib doctrine came along, with its Christ's coming _for_ the church, then Christ's coming _with_ the church, the idea of more than one second coming, or a split second coming, or a series of comings in one second coming was never taught. | | | It carries the basic meaning of 'presence.' Therefore, within the scope of the second coming (parousia) of Christ as an event, there will be various comings and goings of Christ, but in those cases a different Greek word is used. | | | There will be only one 'second coming' or 'parousia' of Christ, not two. |
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| | Part 10 - The Parousia of Jesus Christ |
| | The PAROUSIA is the ENVELOPING PRESENCE OF CHRIST and to stand before the Son of man is to awake to the wonder and glory and majesty and power of HIS PRESENCE. | | | The Greek word PAROUSIA is translated as "coming" in your King James Bible, and that is where a lot of the problems with the so-called "second coming" begin. | | | The PAROUSIA OF JESUS CHRIST, the PRESENCE OF THE SON OF GOD is a past, present and future reality. |
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| | The Parousia James Stuart Russell |
| | It is the coming of the Lord, the Parousia, which is to be the signal of his destruction; yet not the full splendour of that event so much as the first appearance or dawn of it. | | | The Second Epistle to the Thessalonians appears to have been written shortly after the First, to correct the misapprehension into which some had fallen respecting the time of the Parousia, whether through an erroneous interpretation of the apostle’s former letter, or in consequence of some pretended communication circulated among them purporting to be from him. | | | His full development, or ‘manifestation,’ and his destruction are immediately to precede the Parousia. |
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| | The Parousia and the First Resurrection |
| | "Parousia" is the Greek word for "visible appearance," often translated as "coming." We can now know for certain that whenever the apostles use the term "parousia" in relation to Christ's coming, they are referring to the brilliant, visible, post-trib' Appearance. | | | The pre-tribbers argue that the Day of the LORD here must arrive before the 70th Week because the Parousia must occur by surprise..."as a thief." They therefore think that it's the Church which is slated to be taken by surprise. | | | But if this were true, then Jesus would not have given the Church signs of his Parousia, for signs are given that we might not be taken by surprise. |
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| | Stylianos G. Papadopoulos - The Holy Trinity and the Parousia of the Holy Spirit According to St. John Chrysostom |
| | The parousia of the Spirit would mean an indwelling in the souls of the disciples and in the faithful, while the non-believers, the "world," would not be able to receive the Spirit and, naturally, would be unable to see him: "The world cannot receive, because it neither sees him nor knows him" (Jn. | | | The presence of the Spirit and the authority given to the disciples is understood when one thinks of the event of the sacraments, which the priest performs in the Church, starting from Pentecost and afterward in the history of the Church. | | | Here it is not a matter of a "dose" of divine grace for some inspiration or extraordinary illumination, but a true, hypostatic parousia, as was the parousia of the Son, who was seen and heard and whose reality was not doubted. |
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| | AskWhy! on the Parousia - Christianity Revealed |
| | The whole history of Christianity down to the present day… is based on the delay of the Parousia, the non-occurrence of the Parousia, the abandonment of eschatology, the process and completion of the “de-eschatologizing” of religion which has been connected therewith. | | | The mortal sin was already not accepting the Christian god, not any of the awful things that could have been coted like slavery or crucifixion itself, not banned until the time of Constantine, and then because of its holy connotation not its cruelty as a punishment. | | | Jewish critics contend Jesus did not do what the Messiah was supposed to do—introduce the kingdom of God. |
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| | Unmasking the Restrainer of 2 Thess 2 |
| | He told them that at the Messiah's parousia, Yahuwah would come to resurrect their sleeping friends and that they would be together with the Lord forever. | | | Those things Paul is talking about are the facts concerning the events preceding the parousia of the Messiah which Paul had just mentioned in verse 3, about which he had more fully communicated with the Thessalonians while he was in residence with them. | | | Then at the end of this letter, Paul dispels any more doubt about which letters were genuine and which were false: he signed this letter with his own hand (see 3:17). |
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| | BGreek: parousia |
| | of the Parousia is the old Advent text, `Behold, thy _King_ cometh unto | | | While "parousia" primarily means "presence" (literally, "being alongside") | | | Corinthian letters, the cities of Corinth and Patras struck "advent-coins." |
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| | Christian Corporate Concepts Inc. - GOD thru His Parousia |
| | GOD's parousia is ruling spiritual Israel with a "rod of iron" | | | GOD's parousia is copying 2Chr34; purging idolatry from His 3part church, | | | GOD's parousia is His living promise or prophesying revealed to His true prophets, |
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| | It is twenty times improperly translated coming, in the common version; in fourteen cases, at least, when referring to the presence of Christ at the end of the age. | | | The same evidence which caused us to believe in the one, made us believe in the other; and any one who doubts that we are living in the time of the Parousia, ought to be consistent, to question the Therismos (harvest) also. | | | And we must believe that the answer had direct reference to the question. |
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| | There is evidence of this as early as Peter’s temple sermon, where he describes the Parousia as the heavenly high priest emerging from the Holy of holies to renew the creation (Acts 3.13-21). | | | This may reflect the differing emphases of Antioch and Alexandria, but it could also be a memory of the early Church describing the earthly life of Jesus in terms of the high priestly traditions of the temple. | | | The implication is that the blood of the goat being brought from the holy of holies was believed from the very earliest period to prefigure the Parousia and that the association of the Eucharist and the Day of Atonement was well known. |
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| | James 5:6-12 Be Patient until the Parousia |
| | The Parousia is literally His “presence.” It is the “arrival” of the King. | | | When we so live constantly under the influence of the parousia it can be said “the Lord draws nigh.” “The coming of the Lord is at hand.” | | | The King is coming and will demonstrate His sovereignty. |
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| | JESUS CHRIST HAS RETURNED! PAROUSIA = PRESENCE |
| | What will be the signs of your "parousia" and the end of the age?" Matthew 24:3. | | | However, when speaking of his return he say's in verse 37 "But as in the day's of Noah, so also will be the parousia of the Son of Man." Since Jesus refers to the days of Noah as an example of the events surrounding his second advent, what does this tell us? | | | In several Bibles the translators interpret the word "parousia" as coming. |
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| | Regaining Biblical Hope: Restoring the Prominence of the Parousia - Jeffrey A. Gibbs |
| | In the second place, He may also be referring to the dwelling of Father and Son with the believer, for later in the chapter Jesus says, "I will not leave you as orphans, I will come to you.... | | | Jesus here refers in the first place to His parousia, when He will come again. | | | And if by "heaven" we mean to refer to the renewed creation, then we need to be clear about that. |
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| | Parousia - see SECOND COMING - terms used. |
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| | It was the question of the meaning of the word PAROUSIA among others that prompted me to learn Greek. | | | He's here isn't he?' So to my mind, the difference between PAROUSIA in Matthew 24 and other such passages meaning 'coming' and 'presence' is about two seconds. | | | That's why I say a Greek speaker might ask 'what's the difference? |
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| | Chapter 3B The Parousia Preterist Books The Preterist Archive - ... |
| | We therefore conclude that the period of recompense and retribution referred to in all these epistles to the churches was the approaching ‘day of the Lord’---the Parousia, which the Saviour declared would take place before the passing away of the generation which witnessed His miracles and rejected His message. | | | Why resort to such an unnatural and unsatisfactory explanation when we know that there was a predicted and expected consummation which was to take place in the days when these churches flourished? |
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| | What is the Parousia? |
| | The Greek word "parousia" (pronounced pair-oo-see-ah) is a noun that means "a coming" or "a presence." As it is used in the New Testament, it can refer to any individual's coming or presence to a specific place or to be with specific people. | | | What did Jesus mean when He said, "this generation will not pass"? | | | For example, in 1 Corinthians 16:17, Paul writes of "the coming of Stephanas and Fortunatus and Achaicus." In 2 Corinthians 7:6, Paul writes of "the coming of Titus." In Philippians 2:12, it is used to refer to Paul's presence. |
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| | The Parousia Network of House |
| | Satan and his demonic hordes had been spawned, and now they went in search of their first victim. | | | The God of all creation has always been about three things in this world. | | | The Barnabas Network (Sacrificial giving in House Church) |
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| | Chapter 16 - The Parousia Network |
| | This observation has been confirmed as accurate by a recent study conducted by the American Home Missions Board of the Southern Baptist Association which showed that of every 10 people who professed faith in Christ in a Southern Baptist Church, only one of those ten were still actively involved in the Church after one year. | | | Affiliate your House Church with The Parousia Network of Home and Cell Churches | | | Chapter 16: The Parousia Network: Calling Out and Equipping God's Underground Church For This Generation |
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| | Parousia Generation Homepage |
| | And currently we are living (present day) in a period where God is preparing all of us for His Soon Return. | | | This is where we will share our vision with the world on what God is gonna do in equipping the saints of this generation at the end times. | | | God will/ is raising a Generation that will FEAR Him, LOVE Him and that will Boldly Proclaim His Word. |
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| | Parousia is the time that many Christians believe that Jesus Christ will return to close the current period of human history. | | | All is still licensed under the GNU FDL. | | | Please do not use the "PROJECT GUTENBERG" trademark to market efforts to identify, transcribe and proofread public domain medium they may be on may contain "Defects". |
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| | eschatology.org: The Parousia |
| | Christ’s Second Coming, the technical Greek term is parousia, is near. | | | Anytime God acted in history, to judge a people, it was His parousia! | | | American presidents Ronald Reagan, Jimmy Carter and George Bush have believed that we are living in the last days before Christ’s Second Coming, and that modern Israel plays a vital role in bringing about the end of the age. |
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| | Index - to The Parousia of I Thessalonians 4:16 |
| | reveals Himself to His People Parousia Pareimi Apokalupsis Epiphanaea Phaneroo Erchomai | | | The Parousia of I Thessalonians 4:16 - 260KB Christ's second Coming `as a thief' in the light of the Greek and the expositions of William Branham. | | | I Peter Revelation Phaneroo (manifested to reveal in one's true character) Mark John Romans I Corinthians. |
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http://www.biblebelievers.org.au/presindx.htm
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| | BGreek: Re: Advent insight for PAROUSIA? |
| | Previous message: kosala@md2: "Re: Advent insight for PAROUSIA?" | | | Maybe in reply to: Jayce Edwards: "Advent insight for PAROUSIA?" |
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http://www.ibiblio.org/bgreek/test-archives/html4/1999-12/34354.html
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