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16:13

Biblical Greek - Lesson 26 - Walk! - Free Greek

AWA

Alpha with Angela

almost 3 years ago

14:17

Peripatēi. To prōbaton peripatēi. Stēthi. Peripatēite. Ta prōbata peripatūsin. Peripatēi. Peripatūsin. Stēte. Peripatēi. Peripatēi. Peripatēite. Peripatūsin. Ti poiei? Peripatēi. Ti poiūsin? Peripatūsin.

12:52

Biblical Greek - Lesson 28 - Geography and more - Free Greek

AWA

Alpha with Angela

over 2 years ago

11:27

Poleis. He polis. Hai poleis. He poleis megal estin. He dekome mikra. He kome. Oikousin en oikou. Eis ton oikon? Apo tou oikou. Aegyptos estin ge. Houtos estin aner aegyptios. Houtos estin aner israelites.

16:33

Biblical Greek - Lesson 6 - Masculine, feminine and neuter plural articles and nouns. Free Greek.

AWA

Alpha with Angela

over 4 years ago

15:26

Poteria kai artoi.

58:27

A Full and Informed Devotion

GFC

Grace Fellowship Church

about 3 years ago

11:35

Spreads a net for his feet. And that is what these men were up to. They're digging a pit. They're covering it. They're calling on Christ to walk right into it. And they ask him about the imperial poll tax.

57:22

188.. What Is Satan's Throne? | Pergamum Part 1

The PRODCAST

17 days ago

6:11

So over the next three episodes, we're going to walk back into the ancient city of Pergamum together. We're going to climb the Acropolis. We're going to stand in front of the Altar of Zeus. We're going to step down into the Asclepion and listen to the hiss of the serpents in the dark.

21:18

Biblical Greek - Lesson 34 - Masculine Accusative Plural - Free Greek

AWA

Alpha with Angela

over 1 year ago

16:05

Ti poiei ho didaskalos? Didaskei. Didaskei. Ho didaskalos didaskei. Ho didaskalos didaskei tūs mathētās. Ti poiei ho mathētēs? Ho mathētēs manthānei. Ti poiūsin hoi mathētāi? Hoi mathētāi manthānūsin.

1:27:08

Running on Straight Paths (Hebrews 12:12-13)

Kootenai Church

about 3 years ago

44:47

Paths, ways, courses, choices. This is the language that scripture uses to describe our lifestyle, our conduct and our walk in this world. It is the language that is used in Hebrews 12, verse 13. Make straight paths for your feet so that the limb which is lame may not be put out of joint.

1:27:51

189. The Man Jesus Will Not Forget | Pergamum Part 2

The PRODCAST

10 days ago

35:38

That's the third option, and it's a good option as well. Suspect number four is the pro -councilor bench in the city. It's Pergamum and their leadership, where the seat of the Roman provincial government laid in all of Asia Minor and even throughout the empire.

9:29

Biblical Greek - Quiz for Lessons 9-10 - Free Greek.

AWA

Alpha with Angela

over 4 years ago

7:45

Posa biblia estin? Tesara. Posa poteria moi estin?

2:44

Biblical Greek - Story 5 (with text) - They ate from the tree in Paradise - Free Greek

AWA

Alpha with Angela

over 1 year ago

0:12

Paradeisos, Kyrios Hotheos poiei ton Paradeison. O Paradeisos keepos kalos estin. Keepos kalos lian. Estide en to Paradeiso dendra pola. Panta kala es broma. Kai poiei Hotheos antropon. Kai lampanei ton antropon.

51:53

You Say You Want A Reformation? With Dr. R. Scott Clark (Session five: Sola Fide and its Modern Detractors)

NCR

No Compromise Radio

over 6 years ago

9:19

In 328, that famous passage, it says, �Pistei Coris Ergon. � By faith, without works.

26:00

Jesus and Barabas (Part 1)

NCR

No Compromise Radio

about 12 years ago

24:29

So when Pilate heard these words, he brought out Jesus and sat down on the judgment seat in a place called the Stone Pavement in Aramaic, Gabbatha. Now it was the day of preparation of Passover. It was about the sixth hour.

14:08

Biblical Greek - Lesson 14 - Nominative Pronouns - Free Greek.

AWA

Alpha with Angela

about 4 years ago

13:16

Anerei mi. Ego anerei mi. Ūsu nianiskos ei. Nianiskos ei. Ego hipos ei mi. Ūhi! Ūsu korasionei. Korasionei.

46:53

Acts 16:16-24 - Freedom for the Exploited

RCC

ReCAST Church of Mattawan

about 15 years ago

31:24

They physically manhandle them into the marketplace. Within every marketplace that was a Roman colony, we saw earlier that Philippi is a Roman colony, and within every marketplace under Roman jurisdiction, there was a raised pavement called the bima, a place of judgment where the two magistrates of that colony would sit in judgment, and the court is in session.

57:06

Basic Greek Prepositions

SGF

Sovereign Grace Family Church

over 6 years ago

35:00

What is Epi? It's on, it's on the throne. Yes, sir. Remember how I said the endings.

35:18

Acts 17:1-34 (February 4, 2024)

FBC

First Baptist Church Travelers Rest

over 2 years ago

24:53

He preaches Christ crucified and Christ resurrected. And they took him and they brought him to the Areopagus. The Areopagus is also known as Mars Hill. It is the hill of Ares or the hill of Mars, the god of war.

54:11

Acts 17:16-34 - Breakin' it down Athens Style

RCC

ReCAST Church of Mattawan

almost 15 years ago

17:27

So they wielded two sets of judgments, both on politics and religion together. The place is named after Ares, the god of war. So Ares, Areopagus, and pagus meaning hill, so the hill of Ares, which I just want to point this out, another translation of that.

44:56

Acts 17 And Missions

BBC

Bethlehem Bible Church

over 8 years ago

6:33

Now, all the Athenians and the foreigners who lived there would spend their time in nothing except telling or hearing something new. So Paul, standing in the midst of the Areopagus said, men of Athens, I perceive that in every way you are very religious.

46:02

Acts 17 And Missions

NCR

No Compromise Radio

over 8 years ago

7:08

Now all the Athenians and the foreigners who lived there would spend their time in nothing except telling or hearing something new. So Paul, standing in the midst of the Areopagus said, men of Athens, I perceive that in every way you are very religious.

55:32

Matthew 17:24-27 A Vision for 2020

RCC

ReCAST Church of Mattawan

over 6 years ago

41:54

And in Greek, it's a stone of stumbling. And the question that kind of comes from this idea, giving a fence, when is the last time you did something you didn't need to do in order to keep someone else from stumbling?