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Page Title: Romans 1:5
URL: http://lists.ibiblio.org/pipermail/b-greek/1998-August/001271.html
...e so close as to border on synonymous. Your mention of Luther's use of "Gehorsam" to translate "UPAKOUH" at Rom. 1:5 raises a question which has been of interest to me for some time, but is not directly related to the Gr. text. I understand that "Gehorsam,"... - Item #0011

Page Title: DIALOGUE WITH A PROTESTANT AUTHOR ON JUSTIFICATION
URL: http://matt1618.freeyellow.com/page2.html
...e. I must be missing something. What in the world are you talking about? Where did I ever say that we have faith of the devils. Rom. 1:5, Obedience of faith. Rom. 6:16, obedience unto righteousness. Rom. 8:4 the righteous requirement of the law met by those who walk in the Spirit. God ... - Item #0012

Page Title: Paul, Faith, Works, Obedience, Righteousness, and Salvation...by Matt1618
URL: http://matt1618.freeyellow.com/paul.html
...e assent in our mind (1 Thess. 2:13), if He makes a promise, we are confident in it (Rom. 4:3), if He gives a command, we obey (Rom. 1:5), all to be done in love (Gal. 5:6). At times, e.g., Rom. 1:5, Paul speaks of the obedience of faith - the obedience that faith is. (Rev. William Mos......e are confident in it (Rom. 4:3), if He gives a command, we obey (Rom. 1:5), all to be done in love (Gal. 5:6). At times, e.g., Rom. 1:5, Paul speaks of the obedience of faith - the obedience that faith is. (Rev. William Most, The Thought of St. Paul: A Commentary on the Pauline Epistl... - Item #0013

Page Title: Introduction
URL: http://members.tripod.com/cofcph/introduc.htm
...bedience in the New Testament that so fittingly portrays the gospel in our life as baptism. It is an act of faithful obedience (Rom. 1:5; Jn. 6:28-29; 8:39), not an act of merit or of human righteousness (Tit. 3:5). At the time of baptism, Jesus forgives our sins by the power of the bl... - Item #0014

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URL: http://metalab.unc.edu/bgreek/archives/97-10/0007.html
...Oct-97: ei)s u(pakoh\n pi/stews in Rom. 1:5 ei)s u(pakoh\n pi/stews in Rom. 1:5 Rick Brannan ( rbrannan@oakharbor.net ) Tue, 30 Sep 1997 17:42:04 -0700 Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Next message: David Haeuser: "Re: ei)s u(pakoh\n pi/stews in Rom. 1:5" ......Oct-97: ei)s u(pakoh\n pi/stews in Rom. 1:5 ei)s u(pakoh\n pi/stews in Rom. 1:5 Rick Brannan ( rbrannan@oakharbor.net ) Tue, 30 Sep 1997 17:42:04 -0700 Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Next message: David Haeuser: "Re: ei)s u(pakoh\n pi/stews in Rom. 1:5" ......700 Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Next message: David Haeuser: "Re: ei)s u(pakoh\n pi/stews in Rom. 1:5" Previous message: Knox Mike: "Particle with the Vocative" Next in thread: David Haeuser: "Re: ei)s u(pakoh\n pi/stews in Rom. 1:5" Please excuse the....... 1:5" Previous message: Knox Mike: "Particle with the Vocative" Next in thread: David Haeuser: "Re: ei)s u(pakoh\n pi/stews in Rom. 1:5" Please excuse the beta code in the subject line. I was just reading through this in the NASB (Rom. 1:5) which translates "obedience of faith". The s......s u(pakoh\n pi/stews in Rom. 1:5" Please excuse the beta code in the subject line. I was just reading through this in the NASB (Rom. 1:5) which translates "obedience of faith". The same phrase occurs at the end of Romans (16:26) with the same translation, in the NASB. It seemed like an......k Brannan rbrannan@oakharbor.net http://www.oakharbor.net/rbrannan Next message: David Haeuser: "Re: ei)s u(pakoh\n pi/stews in Rom. 1:5" Previous message: Knox Mike: "Particle with the Vocative" Next in thread: David Haeuser: "Re: ei)s u(pakoh\n pi/stews in Rom. 1:5"....... 1:5" Previous message: Knox Mike: "Particle with the Vocative" Next in thread: David Haeuser: "Re: ei)s u(pakoh\n pi/stews in Rom. 1:5"... - Item #0015

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URL: http://omega77.tripod.com/trinitariansdestroy.htm
..., in which all sin is to be put away, and that there is no excuse for continued sinning according to Ellen White and Scripture, Rom. 1:5, and 1 Peter 1:4-9. 2. When they distance Christ from us by stressing His Divinity and not His humanity that was to be our example in overcoming and ......ng the Sanctuary of sin. This is why Trinitarians are high on grace for pardon, but nil on grace for obedience and apostleship, Rom. 1:5. Thus, they totally deny the requirements of the antitypical Day of Atonement, when all sin in the life is to be searched out and put away. What they......in the nature. It is, but God's grace is sufficient not only to pardon sin, but to provide grace for obedience and apostleship, Rom. 1:5. God is not short on grace for pardon or grace for obedience and apostleship. Nicolaitan types believe He is short on grace for obecience this side o... - Item #0016

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URL: http://omega77.tripod.com/whychristianssin.htm
...him." Heb. 5:7-9. "By whom we have received grace and apostleship, for obedience to the faith among all nations, for his name." Rom. 1:5. We can receive grace or divine influence power upon the heart in order to obey God. This we do by partaking of His nature, His mind. Is there power ... - Item #0017

Page Title: Who Is Your Covering | Frank Viola
URL: http://prayershack.freeservers.com/book_violacovering.html
...wrote. At times when his tone was needfully sharp, he charged the saints to commend obedience to Christ rather than to himself (Rom. 1:5; 16:19,26; 2 Cor. 2:9; Phil. 2:12). And on those rare occasions where he did charge (paraggello) obedience to the things that he had written (I Thess... - Item #0018

Page Title: Romans - Chapter 3 - Coffman's Commentary of the New Testament on StudyLight.org
URL: http://spanish.studylight.org/com/bcc/view.cgi?book=ro&chapter=003
...ontrasting faith and the obedience of faith, but he is contrasting justification by works of law and justification by faith. In Rom. 1:5, he speaks of "the obedience of faith" - that is, obedience of which faith is the source and foundation, an obedient faith. When Paul talks about fai... - Item #0019

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...d been slaves of sin, they had become obedient to the teaching they had received. This teaching was the obedience of faith (cf. Rom. 1:5; 16:26) of believing God and following Him. This was the faith that Abraham demonstrated and that the Romans were also now exhibiting. It is this obe... - Item #0020

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