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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"The fear of the Lord"”.
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The Fear of the Lord: The Forgotten Foundation of Flourishing Leadership
This thesis argues that the fear of the Lord grounds flourishing leadership. A combination of awe and obedience, the fear of the Lord is consistently called for in kings, governors, and judges in the Bible. This obedient awe grounds flourishing leadership by producing wisdom, integrity, and strong …
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The Fear of the Lord in the New Testament : A Motivating Factor in Religious Behavior
Th. M., Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, 1958
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Equipping Parents to Be the Primary Disciple-Makers of Their Children at Hanmaeum Korean Baptist Church, Louisville, Kentucky
This project’s purpose is to help the church equip the parents to be the primary disciple-makers of their children at Hanmaeum Korean Baptist Church (HKBC) in Louisville, Kentucky. Chapter 1 presents the history and ministry context of HKBC and project objectives. Chapter 2 provides the biblical …
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Training Fathers to Lead Their Families in Discipleship at West Jackson Baptist Church in Jackson, Tennessee
This project was designed to demonstrate the necessity for family discipleship and to prepare fathers to apply it in their homes. The project included a survey for assessing the existing state of family discipleship within our church, an 8-week training course for fathers, and a post-course survey …
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Imitation of god as a principle for ethics today: a study of selected psalms
This study argues that imitation of god is a principle for ethical character and conduct in the world today. The contribution is to examine imitation of god in the psalms; hence, eleven psalms, namely psalms 8, 15, 25, 33, 72, 94, 101, 109, 111, 112 and 113 have been analysed using an integrated …
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Polysemy in Biblical Hebrew: Examining the Semantic Domain of Fear in the Book of Job
… has opened new avenues for Biblical studies in the last several decades. In particular, prototype theory, metaphor theory, and polysemy studies can shed light on the Biblical text. Prototype theory aids the Biblical scholar in understanding how semantic domains are organized in the mind. This …