...above symbolize his attribute of holiness. The waters below represent his attribute of Love. [] The Holy Spirit would tell of God's Holiness. Jesus, the Word b

...is more to existence than time, energy, mass and chance. Ownership is an attribute borrowed from God. He owns because he created.

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...would die alone; unfruitful. This is the language of riddle and does not attribute literal shame to Christ in this matter.

...e used his divinity, particularly his omniscience, from time to time. Most attribute the miracles to his own divinity. This is all mythology.

Wicked men observe that God expressed his power in words, but attribute the power to the words rather than to God. They claim that if you learn the

...ing produced; that there was a covenant with man. This is discovered by an attribute of Hebrew where words get their meaning from the combined meaning of the le

...to use most of that material. He had become proficient with notarikon, the attribute of the Hebrew language where words get their meaning from the combined mean

John learned to unpack Notarikon, the attribute of Hebrew where words get their meaning from the combined meaning of the le

...ce Old Testament scriptures in the New. Called Notarikon, it refers to the attribute of Hebrew. A Hebrew word gets it's meaning from the combined meaning of the