Biblia

0471. 463. “In Vain”

463. “In Vain” 1. “Labour in vain” (Job_9:29; Isa_49:4). Work without God is always profitless, and brings benefit to none. 2. “Watch in vain” (Psa_127:1). Human measures need Divine might. 3. “Medicines… in vain” (Jer_46:11). Human productions cannot heal sinful maladies. 4. “Believed in vain” (1Co_15:2). The fact of Christ’s resurrection is the basis of … Continue reading “0471. 463. “In Vain””

0466. 458. Inness of Things

458. Inness of Things The Greek preposition “en,” generally translated “in,” occurs thirty-five times in Ephesians in relation to Christ and the believer. 1. “In Christ Jesus” occurs seven times (Eph_1:1; Eph_2:6-7 R.V., 10, 13; Eph_3:6, R.V., 21). “Christ Jesus” is the anointed and anointing Saviour. 2. “In Christ” is found five times (Eph_1:3, Eph_1:10, … Continue reading “0466. 458. Inness of Things”

0467. 459. “In No Wise”

459. “In No Wise” Sometimes “In no wise” is given “In no case” (Mat_5:20), “not” (Mat_24:2), “neither” (Mar_13:19), “not in any wise” (Mar_13:31), “by any means” (Luk_10:19), “never” (Joh_6:35), “no” (Heb_8:12; Heb_10:17), and “not at all” (Rev_21:25). In the original in the above Scriptures it is the double negative (ov un), which, as Bullinger points … Continue reading “0467. 459. “In No Wise””

0464. 456. “In His Sight”

456. “In His Sight” 1. Condemnation. “No flesh justified in His sight” (Rom_3:20). 2. Comprehension. “Neither is there any creature that is not manifest in His sight” (Heb_4:13). 3. Consecration. “Well-pleasing in His sight” (Heb_13:21). 4. Conduct. “Do those things that are pleasing in His sight” (1Jn_3:22). By: DR. F. E. MARSH