Philemon 1:4 and 5

I thank my God always making remembrance to myself of you on my prayers, hearing your love and the belief which you have towards the Lord Jesus, and into all the holy-people.

Colossians 1:13 and 14 - rescued

Who rescued us out-from the authority of the darkness and changed (our) standing-place into the kingdom of the son of His love in whom we have the full-redemption, the dismissal of the sins.... In these verses Paul teaches about what God our Father and His son, the Lord Jesus Christ, have accomplished and what all holy-people have received as part of the lot of the holy-people in the light.

Mark 4:13-20

And he says to them, "You did not know this parable - and how will you know all the parables? The sower sows the word; but these are the (people) beside the way where the word is sown, and whenever they may hear immediately satan comes and lifts the word, the (word) having been sown into them; and these are the (people) on the rocky-places being sown, the (people) whenever they may hear the word immediately with joy they receive it and they do not have a root in them but they are temporary, then (after) pressure or persecution having come-to-pass because-of the word immediately they are caused-offense; and others are the (people) being sown into the thorns, these are the (people) having heard the word and the anxieties of the age and the deceit of the wealth and the intense-yearnings concerning the remaining-things journeying-into (them) strangle-together the word and becomes fruitless; and these are the (people) on the earth, the beautiful (earth), having been sown, the-people-who hear the word and accept (it) and bear-fruit one thirty and one sixty and one hundred."

Acts 6:8-10 - Stephen full of grace and ability

And Stephen, full of grace and ability, did great wonders and signs among the people. But some of the (people) out-from the synagogue, the (synagogue) being said (as) Libertines stood-up, and Cyrenians and Alexandrians and of the (people) from Cilicia and Asia, disputing-together with Stephen, and they were not strong to stand-against the wisdom and the spirit by-which he uttered-forth. Stephen was carrying-out the function of service that had been assigned to him.

First Peter 3:14-16

But if also you may suffer because-of righteousness (you are) happy-people, but let you not be caused-to-fear their fear neither be disturbed but you must make-holy the Christ (who is) Lord in your hearts. (You must be) prepared-people always towards a defense to every-person asking you a word concerning the hope in you but with meekness and fear having good conscience in order that in that-which you are slandered they may be brought-down-to-shame, the (people) maligning your good behavior in Christ.

John 1:1-5 - in the beginning was the word...

In (the) beginning was the word, and the word was towards God, and the word was God - this (word) was in (the) beginning towards God; all-things came-to-pass by means of it, and without it not one-thing came-to-pass which came-to-pass; in it was life, and the life was the light of the men, and the light shines-light in the darkness - and the darkness did not take-hold-of it. Initially there was the spoken account of God's inner thoughts during a past time, historically. It was not at the beginning of the world – but the focus in this phrase is that at the outset (commencement, source, origin, start) there was continuing to exist the word of/from God.

Acts 2:4 - gift of holy spirit

They were all filled of holy spirit, and they began to utter-forth with different tongues according as the spirit gave to them (the words) to precisely-speak-out. The holy spirit gave to them the words to precisely speak out (the clear utterance of words to speak aloud), and the apostles knew to speak with their own physical tongue and mouth and throat in order to express in the physical realm what the spirit within each one of them wanted them to speak. They did not understand the words they were saying but they knew that they were speaking supernaturally because the spirit within each one of them was what was giving them the words to speak, not their fleshy, intellectual minds. This was supernatural!

Romans 8:31-34

Therefore what will we say towards these-things? Since God (is) on behalf of us, who (is) against us? He-Who indeed did not spare (His) own son but He gave him over on behalf of all of us, how will He not also grace to us all-things together with him? Who will arraign against (the) selected-people of God? God (is) the (One) making-righteous. Who (is) the (one who) will be condemning? But unitedly Christ (is) the (one) having died but rather having been raised-up, who also is in (the) right-side of God, who also intercedes on behalf of us.

Matthew 8:14 and 15 - Jesus heals Peter's mother-in-law

And Jesus having come into the house of Peter saw his mother-in-law having been thrown and having-a-fever, and he touched her hand and the fever left her and she was raised-up and she used-to minister to him. In this record we read that when Jesus had come into Peter's house he perceived Peter's wife's mother having been thrown and feverish. Then Jesus touched her hand and the fever left her and she was raised-up from where she was lying. Then she spent time serving to benefit Jesus, she was doing work to bring him profit, taking care of him as regards what he needed at that time.

Luke 24:4-7 - Angels announce Jesus’ resurrection

This record in the book of Luke provides events that occurred early in the morning on the Sunday after Jesus’ death and burial. Two angels like grown-men stood by the women in splendid, ornate clothing that was shining bright light. But after the women became fearful these 2 angels said towards the women, "Why are you looking for the one who is living (alive)in company and association with the dead-people (people who have already died and remain dead until the time of their resurrection when they will be judged and either receive eternal life or their second/final death being completely destroyed; refer to Revelation chapter 20)? He is not here (in the memorial) – but on the contrary, he was caused to rise up alive from being dead...."

Revelation 1:12-16

And I turned-back to observe the sound, the-one-which used-to utter-forth with me; and having turned-back I saw seven golden lamp-stands, and in (the) midst of the lamp-stands (there was one) like a son of man having clothed-himself-wiwth a long-robe and having girded a golden girdle towards the breasts, but his head and the hairs (were) white as white wool, as snow, and his eyes as a flame of fire, and his feet like shining-copper as in a furnace having been set-on-fire, and his sound as a sound of many waters, and having in his right hand seven stars, and journeying-out from his mouth a sharp two-edged sword, and the sight of him as the sun shines-light in its ability.

Galatians 3:28 and 29; of Christ consequently seed of Abraham

you all are of Christ Jesus, but since you (are) of Christ consequently you are seed of Abraham, inheritors according to promise.

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Ephesians 1:3 and 4

Blessed (is) the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, the (One) having blessed us in every spiritual blessing in the heavenlies in Christ according as He selected us for-Himself in him before (the) throwing-down of (the) world (for) us to be holy and without-blemish down-before Him in love....

1 Corinthians 15 - Christ returns for Christians

Matthew 8:14 and 15

When Jesus went into Peter's house he saw his wife’s mother in a fever. Then Jesus touched the woman’s hand and censured (reprimanded, rebuked) the fever. The fever went away from the woman and she got up from where she was lying. Then she spent time serving to benefit Jesus, taking care of him as to what he needed at that time. What is the sequence of events in this instance? 1. Jesus’ learning-disciples (students) told him about Peter’s mother-in-law 2. Jesus saw Peter’s mother-in-law in a fever and touched her hand 3. Jesus censured the fever and the fever left her 4. The woman was raised up from where she was lying and ministered to Jesus Who believes? Who prays/speaks? Who heals? Who gets healed? 1. Jesus believed God’s words to him 2. Jesus did not pray or speak words of healing directly to Peter’s mother-in-law but instead he touched her hand and censured the fever 3. Jesus healed the woman References: Mark 1:29-31; Luke 4:38-39.

First John 2:1 and 2

My little-children, I write these-things to you in order that you may not sin. And if-ever someone may sin, we have an encourager towards the Father: Jesus Christ (the) righteous-one, and he is (the) propitiation concerning our sins, but not concerning our (sins) only but also concerning (the sins) of the whole world.

I Peter 1:3 and 4

Blessed is the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, the God having begotten us upwardly according to His much mercy into a living hope by means of the resurrection of Jesus Christ out-from dead-people, into an inheritance incorruptible and unstained and unfading, having been kept in the heavens into you.

John 3:16 and 17

For thus God loved the world so-that He gave the son, the only-begotten (son), in order that every-person believing into him may not destroy-himself but may have eternal life; for God did not apostle the son into the world in order that he may judge the world but in order that the world may be saved by means of him.

Christ Jesus King of kings and Lord of lords - new book

Luke 18 - widow and judge