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49) The generalizing and unqualified language used here by D'Costa seemed prompted by his disagreement with Dupuis over a specific issue: the extent of the church's mediatorial activity.
Jacques Dupuis: the ongoing debate
Turretin begins his exposition of Christ's kingship with a crucial distinction that shapes his subsequent articulation of matters pertaininig to the two kingdoms doctrine: "Before all things we must distinguish the twofold kingdom, belonging to Christ: one natural or essential; the other mediatorial and economical.
The two kingdoms doctrine and the relationship of church and state in the early Reformed tradition
and society according to a tempered, mediatorial conservative
School and society: a conservative perspective
Our Lord Jesus Christ, God manifest in the flesh, His virgin birth, His sinless human life, His divine miracles, His vicarious and atoning death, His bodily resurrection, His ascension, His mediatorial work, and His Personal return in power and glory.
AN EVANGELICAL POSITION ON ECCLESIOLOGY AND MISSION
in the absence from it of reconciling or mediatorial functions in the Greek ambassador, Bash has to look elsewhere, to Philo (pp.
Ambassadors for Christ. An Exploration of Ambassadorial Language in the New Testament
In light of what we know about the fluidity of movement indulged by international musical performers and their entrepreneurs, it would be unreasonable to believe that these adaptations did not often form a species of mediatorial crib source for the English libretti.
Goldoni's England and England's Goldoni
He could not agree with the rabbinic denial of the need for any mediatorial priesthood between a holy God and sinful people, much less for the need of a prophetic order to call people to repentance and faith.
The legacy of Jakob Jocz

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