John 11:38–57 We study this part of John with clear attention to Greek terms that reshape belief as trust and signs as pointers beyond miracles. Lazarus’s raising, the council’s response, and the approach to Passover reveal how language, liberation, and wholehearted faith meet in practice. • Belief as trust and confidence, not mere assent • Christos as title Anointed, not a surname • Names like Yeshua, Iakobos, Ioudas shifting across testaments • Lazarus raised, unbind him as liberatio...
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John 11:38–57 We study this part of John with clear attention to Greek terms that reshape belief as trust and signs as pointers beyond miracles. Lazarus’s raising, the council’s response, and the approach to Passover reveal how language, liberation, and wholehearted faith meet in practice. • Belief as trust and confidence, not mere assent • Christos as title Anointed, not a surname • Names like Yeshua, Iakobos, Ioudas shifting across testaments • Lazarus raised, unbind him as liberatio...
EOF04A The Eye of Faith, A History of Ohio Yearly Meeting Conservative. Chapter 4 Part, The Second Schism
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EOF04A The Eye of Faith, A History of Ohio Yearly Meeting Conservative. Chapter 4 Part, The Second Schism
The painful second great schism of Ohio Yearly Meeting Conservative unfolds through a historical account of dividing tensions between Gurneyite and Wilburite Quakers from 1845-1874. This detailed historical narrative chronicles how theological differences surrounding Joseph John Gurney's theological interpretations of Quakerism fractured a once-united religious community. • Conflict began in 1845 when Ohio received competing epistles from two separate New England yearly meetings • Benjamin H...
Ohio Yearly Meeting's Podcast
John 11:38–57 We study this part of John with clear attention to Greek terms that reshape belief as trust and signs as pointers beyond miracles. Lazarus’s raising, the council’s response, and the approach to Passover reveal how language, liberation, and wholehearted faith meet in practice. • Belief as trust and confidence, not mere assent • Christos as title Anointed, not a surname • Names like Yeshua, Iakobos, Ioudas shifting across testaments • Lazarus raised, unbind him as liberatio...
