... any additional area of leading can happen. The next important factor in biblical leadership is that one must adhere to and follow the examples that Jesus Christ laid out through His ministry on earth. The final point for effective biblical leadership is the examples and descriptions laid out through the ministry ... is the focus of biblical leadership, the next logical step the leader can utilize is mirroring the leadership style of Jesus. Jesus Christ displayed various examples in real life leadership situations throughout His earthly ministry from which an effective biblical leader can...

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Christianity is a religion of Abraham monotheistic which tends to be based on the life and teachings of Jesus of Nazareth as presented in the biblical canon as Christ. Within the sacred texts and writings related to Christianity, it shares common grounds with Judaism the Tanakh, which in ... within the benches of the Christianity. Even in the twentieth century, some scholars do not take as incontrovertible date of AD 33 for the death of Jesus Christ. In its first decades, Christianity was regarded as a doctrine of sectarian traditions more between Jews and Israelites, like other bodies of ide...

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... . The witness of the life of the people very important for any credible communication, each of them in the parish has to be living witness of fidelity to the Lord Jesus. The parish is in most places still the main form of the living community of Christian faith. Parish is a living organism and as such depends her existence on proper and ... that everything we communicate and share come from this Spirit. We are the priest a spiritual person and our ministry is first and foremost a 'prolongation' of Christ's presence with his people and therefore, needs the communications approach of Jesus...

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... a Trinity , with death at the foot", Vasari (1568) described it as Trinity with the Virgin and St. John the Evangelist" contemplating the crucified Christ", (TURNER, J. 1996) today it is simply known as "The Holy Trinity" So many different facets of art history teaching are compacted into ... gazing out at the viewer as if to ask "what have you done?" St John the Evangelist stands to the right looking up at Jesus with adoration. Masaccio brought a new sense of realism to painting, through his continuous study he "cleared away, in a great measure the ... theological space ,God the Father...

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... that while considering the cultural background of the passage, it is apparent that during this time, women had just found their new identities in Christ. Realizing that Christ does not distinguish between male and female, the women felt emancipated and stood up in church to lecture their husbands about domestic matters that ... been misinterpreted, but when presented in light of the historical and cultural context, one can tell Paul is reprimanding the women for reasons outside of Christ-ordained leadership roles in ministry. (Saucy, 308). Not only does the scripture people use to protest...

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... Spirit as creator, can be found in a rather big shift in thinking in Western theology. This notion had an experimental base. As full-fledged Jews, Jesus' disciples affirmed Yahweh unquestioningly . But as they came to see Christ as Yahweh's extension in the world, and as his life and mission gained clarity, they began to assimilate him to the define . This meant they ... ...

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