ACTS
If you want to take out a Foe where do you aim?
ANANIAS, Gk. form of Hananiah (‘Yahweh has dealt graciously’)
13. The rest. Unbelievers, deterred by the fate of Ananias from uniting themselves to the church under false pretenses.
Acts 5:1-11
How do we protect ourselves?
What is Sin?
anything that goes against Gods divinely revealed Will
The conscience is a person’s sense of whether a behavior is right or wrong. This feeling of conviction about personal actions, or an inward reflection on behavior, is a vital part of biblical morality in both the OT and NT.
CONVICT, kon-viktʹ, CONVICTION, kon-vikʹ-shun (ἐλέγχω, elégchō, and compounds, “to prove guilty”): Usual tr of EV, where AV has “convince,” as in
Since such conviction is addressed to the heart of the guilty, as well as concerning him externally, the word “reprove” is sometimes substituted. To “convict … in respect of righteousness, and of judgment” (
REPENTANCE A change of attitude and action from sin toward obedience to God. The concept of repentance differs slightly in the Hebrew and Greek minds, but an emphasis upon right behavior is consistent throughout.
The Greek word for “repentance” derives from a verb meaning “to radically change one’s thinking.” “Repentance” refers to an event in which an individual attains a divinely provided new understanding of their behavior and feels compelled to change that behavior and begin a new relationship with God (
