Matches in Harvard for { ?s ?p 3. Between the testaments : The new world of ideas consequent on the Hellenistic movement favors universalism ; The literature of the period ; The supremacy of the law ; The writers advance in their conception of God who loves all he has created ; They speculate on the origin of sin, and teach that sin may be one of thought ; Forgiveness of sins is prominently taught, and may be obtained by repentance, prayer, fasting, almsgiving, suffering, mediatorship, death, works of the righteous, and by human forgiveness ; Views on the meaning of forgiveness are very much like those of Jesus -- 4. The Christian conception of God : This may be discovered from the Lord's prayer ; Jesus emphasises the thought of God as Father of all men whom he loves impartially ; God is Father in three senses, of Jesus, of his disciples by adoption, of all men by creation ; Jesus taught be what he was, what he said, and what he did -- . }
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- catalog description "3. Between the testaments : The new world of ideas consequent on the Hellenistic movement favors universalism ; The literature of the period ; The supremacy of the law ; The writers advance in their conception of God who loves all he has created ; They speculate on the origin of sin, and teach that sin may be one of thought ; Forgiveness of sins is prominently taught, and may be obtained by repentance, prayer, fasting, almsgiving, suffering, mediatorship, death, works of the righteous, and by human forgiveness ; Views on the meaning of forgiveness are very much like those of Jesus -- 4. The Christian conception of God : This may be discovered from the Lord's prayer ; Jesus emphasises the thought of God as Father of all men whom he loves impartially ; God is Father in three senses, of Jesus, of his disciples by adoption, of all men by creation ; Jesus taught be what he was, what he said, and what he did -- ".
- catalog tableOfContents "3. Between the testaments : The new world of ideas consequent on the Hellenistic movement favors universalism ; The literature of the period ; The supremacy of the law ; The writers advance in their conception of God who loves all he has created ; They speculate on the origin of sin, and teach that sin may be one of thought ; Forgiveness of sins is prominently taught, and may be obtained by repentance, prayer, fasting, almsgiving, suffering, mediatorship, death, works of the righteous, and by human forgiveness ; Views on the meaning of forgiveness are very much like those of Jesus -- 4. The Christian conception of God : This may be discovered from the Lord's prayer ; Jesus emphasises the thought of God as Father of all men whom he loves impartially ; God is Father in three senses, of Jesus, of his disciples by adoption, of all men by creation ; Jesus taught be what he was, what he said, and what he did -- ".