Thessalonian

He had also been blackballed at the last election of the Thessalonian Society.

Today it is the language that predominates among Thessalonian Jews.

It is also known as the Thessalonian.

By the time the Thessalonian boys had traced the string to its end the perpetrator of the joke was nowhere to be found.

He was not in the play and he did not belong to the Thessalonian Society.

Have you anything against the Thessalonian Society?

Try as he might, he couldn't conjure the foggiest recollection of what a Thessalonian was.

The square has a historical value for the city of Thessaloniki and the Thessalonian Jews.

For three Sabbaths, Paul preached to the Thessalonian Jews in the synagogue there.

A Thessalonian named Pericles Hadji Lazzaro later became the first honorary American consular agent in 1870.

The Thessalonian Baptist Church, which is a member of the coalition, had originally started construction of the building with the intention of using it as a community center.

THE THESSALONIAN PLAY.

This so enraged the Thessalonian Jews when they found out what Paul and his companions had done, the Jews went to Berea and persecuted the evangelists in that city also.

The keenest desire of his life was to be made a member of the Thessalonian Literary Society, and if he had kept his record unsmirched he would have been taken in at the February election.

His doctoral study, Church and Community Conflicts: the Relationships of the Thessalonian, Corinthian and Philippian Churches with Their Wider Civic Communities was published by Scholars Press in 1999.

A fourth is the story of Phorbas, a Thessalonian who rescued the people of the island of Rhodes from a plague of snake and was granted a place in the sky in honor of this deed.

The house was packed on this the first night of the Thessalonian play.

The Thessalonian church had a problem with a powerful speaker or writer.

Verse 25 Paul and his friends often prayed for the Thessalonian church.

From an eager interest in all Thessalonian doings his feeling changed to bitter resentment against the society.

Just now the Thessalonian play was the topic of the hour, and the very mention of it almost made him ill.

From Acts 17:1-9, what can you ascertain about the founding of the Thessalonian church?

Verse 6 The Thessalonian Christians had seen how Paul and his friends lived while they were with them.

Ten years later, Parmenion destroyed the southern Thessalonian town of Halos.

Upon study we learn that the Thessalonian church made several errors in their understanding of what Paul meant about the imminent return of our Lord.

This passage adds the fact that believers will receive glorified bodies which is missing from the Thessalonian passage].

A stereotypical Thessalonian coffee drink is Frappé coffee.

However, Milligan's analysis assumes that 2 Thessalonians is not a late forgery and thus was received by the Thessalonian community.

One of the hallmarks of Thessalonian churches was the plan of a domed naos with a peristoon wrapped around three sides.

Finally, Paul and Silas sent Timothy from Athens to check on the situation of the Thessalonian Christians (3:1-5).

Despite the end of the Thessalonian state, Michael II of Epirus now took up the mantle of his family's claims.

Thessaloniki's Ladadika borough is a particularly busy area in regards to Thessalonian cuisine, with most tavernas serving traditional meze and other such culinary delights.

The leaders in view in the Hebrews and Thessalonian passages need not necessarily be those formally recognised, but any genuine christian who is leading another in the Lord.

The Pindos pony is probably a direct descendant of the old Thessalonian breed which was developed by the Greeks and was noted for its courage and beauty.

The monastery's extensive array of late Byzantine frescoes-the earliest known documented works of the Thessalonian painters Michael and Eutychius-requires immediate treatment to prevent irreversible loss.

This is what a Christian is. The Philippians are the saints in Christ Jesus, and the Thessalonian believers are the church in Christ.

A Thessalonian man, son of Phylacus and Clymene, father of Protesilaus and Podarces by Diomedeia or Astyoche.

Paul told the Thessalonian church that a spirit of hatred against God's laws would arise in the church, and that, in fact, it was already at work (see 2 Thessalonians 2:3-7).

He confidently expected to be elected, and was already planning in his mind the things he would do and say at the meetings, and what girls he would take to the Thessalonian dances.

A Thessalonian philosopher, auspiciously named Nicholas Polydemos, was attracting attention with a set of passionate arguments for what he called the "reunification" of religions, governments, and peoples of the world.

You will remember what Paul says to the Thessalonian Christians, "Our gospel came to you not in word only but in power and with the Holy Ghost and with much assurance".