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SKANDALON 1 (a) in Classical Greek
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SKANDALON 1 (b) in the LXX
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SKANDALON 1(c) in the NT
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SKANDALON 1: 'Trip' and 'Trap' (d): [i] 'peirazo', 'peirasmos'
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SKANDALON 1 (d) [ii] 'pagis' and 'proskomma'
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SKANDALON 2: a TRAP (a): the lust of the eyes
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SKANDALON 2 (b) the desires of the heart
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SKANDALON 2 (c) false teaching [i] Peter and Paul
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SKANDALON 2 (c): false teaching [ii] Matthew 18. 1-11
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SKANDALON 2 (c): [iii] false teachers, Satan's agents
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SKANDALON 2 (d): Peter a 'skandalon' to Jesus
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SKANDALON 2 (e): the wheat and the weeds
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SKANDALON 3 - a TRIP (a) the scandal of the cross
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SKANDALON 3 (b): the scandal of suffering [i] the parable of the sower
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SKANDALON 3 (b): suffering [ii] Jesus' warnings of suffering
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SKANDALON 3 (c): the 'scandal' of an unloving church
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SKANDALON 3 (d): 'scandalizing' weaker brethren
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SKANDALON 3 (e): Paul's indignation at 'scandals'
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SKANDALON 4 the 'Scandal' of Jesus (a): Gethsemane
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SKANDALON 4 (b) OT prophecy - foundation-stone or stumbling-block?
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SKANDALON 4 (c): OT prophecies quoted by Peter and Paul
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SKANDALON 4 (d): Jesus a 'scandal' in Nazareth
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SKANDALON (e): Jesus a ,scandal, to John the Baptist
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SKANDALON 4 (f): Jesus a 'scandal' to the Pharisees
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SKANDALON (g) the Pharisees as 'scandals'
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SKANDALON 4 (h) Jesus avoids 'scandalizing' the Temple authorities
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SKANDALON 4 (i) Jesus' teaching a 'scandal' to his own disciples: John 6
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SKANDALON 4 (i): [i] the stumbling-block of Jesus' identity
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SKANDALON 4 (i): [ii] the stumbling-block of Jesus' demands
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SKANDALON 4 (i): [iii] the stumbling-block of Jesus' parables
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SKANDALON 5: the scandal of the cross (a) a Messiah under a curse
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SKANDALON 5 (c) the scandal of the torn curtain
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SKANDALON 5 (c) the scandal of the cross today
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PARAKLETOS: Table of contents
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PARAKLETOS: Introduction - meaning and derivation
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PARAKLETOS 1: Jesus our Advocate (a) the court of Heaven
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PARAKLETOS 1 (b)two possible lines of defence
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PARAKLETOS 1 (c) Jesus our sacrifice
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PARAKLETOS 1 (d) Jesus our intercessor
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PARAKLETOS 2 (a) the Jesus substitute
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PARAKLETOS (b) the Holy Spirit our Advocate?
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PARAKLETOS 2 (c) the Holy Spirit our intercessor
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PARAKLETOS 2 (d) 'Comforter' or 'Counsellor'?
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PARAKLETOS 2 (e) the Holy Spirit our Helper
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PARAKLETOS 3: John 14 - 16 (a) the Jesus substitute
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PARAKLETOS 3 (b) the Holy Spirit the Teacher (i) writing the NT
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PARAKLETOS 3 (b) The Holy Spirit the Teacher (ii) reading the scriptures
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PARAKLETOS 3 (b) the Holy Spirit the Teacher (iii) Philip and the Ethiopian
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PARAKLETOS 3 (c) the witness of the Spirit: (i) in us
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