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Pious Irreverence: Try God mop the floor with Rabbinic Faith
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Contents
A Banknote on Manuscripts, Critical Editions, and Translations Used squeeze up the Text
Introduction
Chapter 1. Encounter as Sin
Chapter 2. Running away Sin deceive Virtue
Chapter 3. Varieties ransack Confrontation
Chapter 4. Confrontation slightly Ethics
Chapter 5. The Improvement of God
Chapter 6. Seraphic Concessions
Conclusion
Notes
Bibliography
Index
Acknowledgments
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Pious Irreverence
Divinations: Rereading Introverted Ancient Faith Series Editors: Daniel Boyarin, Virginia Burrus, Derek Krueger
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Becoming Pillars and Pillar Builder
Becoming Pillars and Pillar Builder
AND LIVING HIM IN AND FOR THE CHURCH LIFE
(Friday—Second Morning Session)
Message Two
Becoming Pillars and Pillar Builders
in and for the Building of God
Scripture Reading: Matt. ; Gen. ; Prov. ; 1 Kings ; Rev.
I. Jacob’s dream unveils that God desires to have a house on earth, and His
intention is to transform His called ones into stones, pillars, material for
His building—Gen. ; Matt. ; 1 Pet. ; Rev.
A. In the book of Genesis there are two kinds of pillars—the pillar of salt (),
which indicates shame, and the pillar of stone (; ), which indicates
building in strength (1 Kings ).
B. In Genesis 28 Jacob was a supplanter, but by the time we come to chapter 48,
this supplanter has been thoroughly transformed into a man of God; this man of
God is the pillar—, 22a; cf. Prov.
C. “He who overcomes, him I will make a pillar in the temple of My God, and he
shall by no means go out anymore, and I will write upon him the name of My
God and the name of the city of My God, the New Jerusalem, which descends
out of heaven from My God, and My new name”—Rev. , cf. v. 8:
1. The word make is very signif icant, meaning to constitute into something,
to construct in a creative way; the Lord makes us pillars by transforming us,
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