... Peter had just made his great confession of the deity and Messiahship of Christ . It seems evident that he spoke for all the Twelve . Our Lord's reply is that he will build his church of such confessors , and Peter , being the first ...
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... God on the day of visitation . 13 Be subject to every human institution on account of the Lord , whether to a king as being in author- ity , 14 whether to governors as sent through him for the punishment of evildoers but the praise of ...
... king , no , not in thy thought ; and ordinance of man for the Lord's sake ... in author- ity ; that we may lead a quiet and peaceable life in all ... Peter , and said , Doth not your master pay tribute ? 25. He saith , Yes ...
... Lord spoke to Elias , saying : Go down with him , fear not . He arose therefore , and went down with him to the king ... Peter was moved with the like zeal . Acts v . 5. The sons of Zebedee gave way to some private indignation , When ...
... King , Peter . " The White Man's Burden . " Ph . D. dissertation , University of California at Los Angeles , 1958 ... In author's possession , n.d. " Private Presher and Sergeant Vergara : The ' Underside ' of the Philippine ...
... King Charles . By Peter Heylin , D.D. Lond . 1656 , 8vo . Lloyd , 96 , 4s , 6d . Extraneus vapulans : or , the ... God's Sabbath before the Law , and under the Gospel , vindicated . Cambridge , 1641 , 4to . 5s . An Answer to the ...
... in author- ity , knew of the empty tomb and that a body could not be produced to discredit the apostles . 4 : 34 ... Peter made it clear in 5 : 3–4 that giving was not com- pulsory . Ananias could well have said , “ Here is part of ...
... king's countenance is life ; and his favour is as a cloud of the latter rain . Prov . 24:21 . My son , fear thou the LORD ... in author- ity ; that we may ... Peter , and said , Doth not your master pay tribute ? 25. He saith , Yes ...
Piety, Polemic and Politics During the Personal Rule of Charles I Peter Lake. Just like the papists, the puritans justified their meddling and carping by setting the fear of God and the fear of the king ... in author- ity', then, lo, he ...