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Pentecostal

Pentecostal is a Christian denomination that puts emphasis on a personal relationship with God. It has two mainstream theologies – Trinitarian (or the belief that the Father, Son and Holy Spirit, as three separate persons, are united in one Being) and Nontrinitarian.

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Is T D Jakes having an affair with Paula White since Paula sent her spiritual father TD Jakes a black convertible bentley for his 50th birthday in june 2007?

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On Thursday, August 23, 2007, Randy and Paula White announced to their congregation that they would divorce.

When did Jeremy Pearson divorce?

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Jeremy Pearsons' divorce with Amy Cranmer Pearsons was final in May of 2006.

Jeremy married Sarah Pearsons on September 1, 2007.

The race is not given to the swift nor to the strong but to the one that endureth to the end?

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This statement was given to show that God does not favor those who look or seem physically fit. Instead, He favors those who have faith in Him.

How did Benny Cummings die?

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He passed away shortly after the release of one of his albums...

What are the contributions of Constantine I?

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With Constantine's conversion to Christianity, a lot of power went to the Christians. Constantine donated land to build Churches, put christians in positions of authority, and led to Christian dominance in the Roman Empire. The Roman Empire Changed from this time. Also Constantine made Sunday the official Church day for Christians and he also influenced the date for Christmas.

Constantine gave Christianity a big boost !

How many non Christians live in us?

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The World population is estimated at between 7-8 Billion people (2013).

Christians of the World are estimated at 2 Billion people (2013).

If you deduct 2 from 8 = 6 Billion estimated people who are non-Christians!

What were the responsibilities of a Centurion?

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A centurion was an officer in the Roman army. As there were elven ranks of centurion, their responsibilities and duties differed. The lowest rank of centurion commanded a century which consisted of 80 men (not 100 men as is erroneously believed). The highest rank of centurion was the Camp Praefect who was third in command of a legion.

What are the duties and functions of a protocol officer in a pentecostal church?

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The duties and functions of a protocol officer in a Pentecostal church may differ. However, these are people who are commonly tasked with the responsibility of coordinating general protocol like ushering and waiting on congregants in most churches.

What is a sash?

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a sash is either something you can wear around your waist or shoulder, or it can be sort of a window pane. that is a couple definitions for a sash.

Constantine what did he do?

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He was the first Roman emperor to become a Christian in addition he had a very famous battle before the battle started he looked up in the sky and seen a cross he thought it was a message from God that he wanted him to win the battle. So he had his men put the cross on there shields.

Words that's start with quad?

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im not 100% sure if this is what you are asking, but if you want to know the meaning of the prefix "quad," then i can help: Quad means "Four"

ex: a QUADrilateral, is a shape with FOUR sides a QUADriplegic is someone who had paralysis of all FOUR limbs.

What bible verse speaks on life and death?

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One instance of this thought can be found at: Revelation 3:1. It's a reminder for all Christians to be obedient to God and BUSY in his service(1 Corinthians 15:58).

Jesus is talking to the congregation in Sardis, explaining for THEIR (and OUR) benefit, that THINKING you're doing ok is not enough. You must be DOING what God says to do. (James 2:26)(Matthew 7:21-23)(Romans 10:10)(James 2:17) The members of the Sardis congregation may have THOUGHT they were 'alive', but because of their lack of 'works' they were dead in God's eyes.

Who is the creator of everything?

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Belief about who created everybody differs from religion to religion. For example, Jews, Christians and Muslims believe that God did. Zoroastrians believe that Ahura Mazda did. Hindus believe that Brahma did. And so on.

What does full of woe mean?

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If you're asking what the term "Full of Woe" means, it's simple. Woe is a noun meaning:

1. Great Sorrow or Distress

2. Things that cause sorrow or distress; Trouble

So basically, it can mean being full of Great Sorrow, Distress, or Trouble.

Who founded the Pentecostal Church in the Bahamas?

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In 1790, Prince Williams and his deacon Sharper Morris, who were run away slaves from South Carolina, was credited with establishing the Baptist faith in the Bahamas. They both started the Bethel Baptist Church on Meeting Street which is the oldest Baptist Church in the Bahamas.

Even though Prince Williams was credited with being the founder of the First Baptist Church, he was not allowed to be the pastor because he had a bad marriage. Pastor Scriven became the first pastor of Bethel Baptist Church. Prince Williams then established the St. John's Native Baptist Church, originally called William's chapel and Bethlehem Chapel.

Joseph Burton built Zion Chapel on August 25th 1835 to attract a white congregation. Zion grew, but not with whites. The Baptist is known for their splitting habits which are called MULTIPLICATON BY DIVISION. This meant that when conflict existed among the leadership of the church, they leave and formed their own church.

By 1869, there were three distinct groups of Baptists in the Bahamas, Bethel, St. John's and Zion Baptist.

In an effort to unify (make as one) the Baptist family of all Islands of the Bahamas, The Bahamas Baptist Missionary and Education Convention was formed in 1935 with Reverend A. C. Symonette as President. The first annual session was held May 25, 1936 at St. John's Baptist church.

There are presently eight Baptist associations under the Bahamas National Baptist Missionary and Education Convention. They are as follows:

Bahamas Baptist Association

Bahamas Baptist Union

Bethel Baptist Association

Morning Star Baptist Association

New Way Progressive Baptist Association

St. John's Native Baptist Society

Zion United Baptist Convention

What should be a Christian's response in showing gratitude for God's Love?

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First I think you have to evaluate how God's love is manifested and upon whom. I assume you feel that you have personally been the recipient of God's love and can measure that by the fact that you and those close to you are financially secure and free of any disease more serious than the occasional cold.

If that is the case, then it is clear that your path lies in personally helping those for whom God's love has, for reasons known only by Himself, manifested itself in homelessness, poverty, dreadful and incurable disease; in fact, anyone who, by your own standards, has been blessed with less of God's love than you have.

Clearly, God is aware of the extent of your love for Him as he is aware of everything else, so if your question means "how many hours a day does God want me to spend shouting Hosannas in His name" the answer is None. God has put you in a position to be able to thank Him by helping those less able to help themselves. Presumably, if you waste this opportunity (perhaps by blaming a person for his circumstances rather than looking at his circumstances as providing you with an opportunity to serve God by way of thanks) then God will not only disapprove of your inaction but might, if He feels so inclined, reward you by letting you walk a few miles in the other man's unfortunate shoes. What Jesus Said"If you love me, you will obey what I command." [John 14:15 ]

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God forgave us of our sins, so we forgive others their sins against us.

Do pentecostals drink alchol?

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yes

Where did the Prophet Ezekiel die?

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Ezekiel, in Judaism, Christianity and Islam, is acknowledged as a Hebrew Prophet. In Judaism and Christianity, he is also viewed as the author of the Book of Ezekiel that reveals prophecies regarding the destruction of Jerusalem and the Millenia Temple.

In July 892 BCE, at the age of 30, Ezekiel describes his calling to be a prophet, by going into great detail about his encounter with God who rode upon a chariot of four wheels guided by Cherubs. For the next five years he incessantly prophesied the destruction of Jerusalem and its temple, which was met with some opposition and drama. However, Ezekiel and his contemporaries like Jeremiah, another prophet who was living in Jerusalem at that time, witnessed the fulfillment of their prophecies when Jerusalem was finally sacked by the Babylonians in 587 BCE, an event that is confirmed by most historians. Ezekiel was 50 years old when he began to have visions of a new Temple. He served as a prophet for at least 22 years until, according to scriptures, it is believed that Ezekiel's last encounter with god occurred in April 570 BCE.

His time of death has not been recorded.

What denomination is Grace Fellowship Church?

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There are probably many Grace Community Churches.

One that is a good size and has a presence in the media is in California and has as Senior Pastor John MacArthur. It is baptistic with Reformed theology leanings. It calls itself non-denominational.

MacArthur is a popular speaker, appears on popular media and is a prolific author of Christian books.

How many people go to the church Jimmy Swaggart pastors now?

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Family Worship Center in Baton Rouge, LA is the church pastored and founded by Jimmy Swaggart in the 1970s.

The main worship center has seating for 7,000 people between two levels.

In the 1980s the entire room was packed with devout worshipers. After the 'moral fall' of 1988, attendance went down by about 1 500 people.

When Jimmy Swaggart repeated a moral fall in 1991, the congregation became very small. There were several years where the 7 000 seat worship center only had about 500 people on a Sunday morning.

Over the last 10 years, Jimmy has received major ministry and healing. He has been regaining the ground he lost in 1991. The weekly telecast is on air all over the globe and he now owns a national Christian Radio Network called 'Sonlife Radio'. In 2009, Jimmy Swaggart announced that he would also be starting a television network to be as big as TBN.

Family Worship Center now has a Sunday morning crowd of 3 000 people. Over Thanksgiving weekend, they have about 5 000 people in the worship center.

What are the similarities os pentecostalism?

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Having done a cursory search for pentecostal beliefs on the web, I must conclude they are all just another brand of protestant and they have few similarities even among themselves, much less with Catholics. Catholics belong to the Christian Church which was established by Our Blessed Lord, Jesus Christ on St. Peter (see Matthew 16:17-19), He then guaranteed it until the end of the world, and sent the Holy Spirit to guide it always. Pentecostals, for the most part are various groups descended from various protestants in the United States within the last century.

What are the responsibilities of a protocol member in a charismatic church?

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It is the responsibility of the church to help its members to abide a code of correct conduct relating to the beliefs of that church.

A person who suffers or dies rather than give up his or her beliefs is called a?

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Martyr. "Witness" came to be used for those who testified of Christ but were not put to death.

How does a person get ordained as a nondenominational minister?

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Go to the American Fellowship Church (link below). They have ordained people from all over the world for over 35 years. Nondenominational and they welcome women. They also provide online training, and hold a strong code of ethics.

Why do christians pray together?

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Christians pray together for unity. Psalm 133 says that unity commands a blessing. Jesus said in Matthew 18:20 that where two or three are gathered in His name, there He is among them. It is also good and positive peer pressure. It's easier to pray when others are helping to hold you up. We're a team.