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7 matching topics · Showing 1–7Anathema (lit., "devoted to destruction") Accursed, morally worthless and thereby to be destroyed (cf. Gal. 1:8,9; 1 Cor 12:3; 16:22).
Denominational Doctrines
Gospel (lit., "good news") The good news message of what God has lovingly and graciously done for man through Jesus Christ, who has died for the forgiveness of…
Miracle A mighty work, beyond the normal functioning of nature and beyond the ability of man. Miracles evoke awe and amazement. Their purpose is twofold: to evoke faith…
Once Saved, Always Saved The unscriptural, Calvinist doctrine that once a predestined child of God has been saved, he cannot for any reason thereafter be lost.
Transubstantiation In Catholic belief, the view that the bread and the wine in mass miraculously become the actual body and blood of Jesus. In Lutheran belief, consubstantiation means…
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Your original topic material is preserved. Contemporary studies apply biblical principles to present-day situations. Nave entries are attributed reference selections, with KJV text supplied from this site's Bible; they are not original articles by Kevin L. Walker. Read each passage in context and distinguish Old Testament history and law from New Testament instructions.
Reference data: Orville J. Nave's public-domain topical index, digitized in Brady Stephenson's bible-data, CC BY 4.0. Adaptations include title normalization, alias resolution, duplicate merging, reference validation, and connections to local KJV passages. Historical reference classifications are study aids, not doctrinal authority.