Pentecostal

I heard playa del Rey, but he could have moved since then..

First be friendly and loving to the widows, singles and young married women. The women of excellence should be known for their generous and loving hearts. They are to pray and keep the ministry and leader before the Lord. She should be made aware of whose sick among them, convey messages to the deacons and make periodic calls to members who may have slacked in their commitment to the church.

Yes...don't ask me who because I don't know.

Hes married to Claire and they have two children, Emilia and Lucas.

The bible tells us that Cain and Abel were brothers. Cain and Abel both made an offer to the Lord. The smoke from Abel's altar went straight up to heaven, but the smoke from Cain's altar stayed on the earth. Cain did not offer as the Lord had told them too. Cain was displeased and later killed his brother.

Cain became the first murderer! Murderers do not enter heaven!

Lesson: watch out for jealousy!!!

Jesus forgives but you have to do this with a true repentant heart and certainly kill no more! Cain knew what he was supposed to do, though it is assumed in the Bible as they were intelligent people (as they were about 50 times as smart as us), and that was to offer a sacrifice, a living sacrifice, but he did what he wanted, and offered of his own hand, his works, his plants/crops. Abel also knew what he was to do, and though his brother did not do the right thing, he was to, and he offered a lamb, a living sacrifice, one that was to symbolize Christ on the cross, which was also a prophesy itself, as abel was as a lamb and he died by his brother's hand, as Christ would later do, without any recorded struggle, which was the way in Christ would also die as well.

Like, a lot.

Bishops tend to be found in the episcopalian church, Anglican church and Roman Catholic Church (and in some branches of the Methodist Church) and not the pentecostal church. A bishop is the third level of ordained clergy, deacons and priests being the other two. A bishop is the church leader of an area called a diocese which consists of many churches, parishes and clergy. A diocesan bishop has the sole right to sit at the cathedra - the bishop's throne for the diocese, the church iin which this is kept being called a cathedral. Usually cathedrals are large and lavish churches only found in larger cities. The bishop is responsible as spiritual head of the diocese and as such he has the authority to appoint clergy, ordain, confirm, administer, and so on. Although much delegation is done, in theory, nothing can really happen within the diocese without his ppermission. He is expected to take a leadership role in the Church nationally and sometimes internationally. because of their busy roles, larger dioceses have suffragen bishops - assistants who do not have a cathedral position. In addition, archdeacons - priests given a special administrative role - also aid the bishop in his duties across the diocese.

No. And, since he is very clever and knowledgeable about human nature, he doesn't need to to achieve his evil purposes. The devil as a created being is not omnipotent or able to read minds, but, to be honest, one doesn't need much intelligence to know what some people are thinking, especially if one knows them.

Yes, her brother Noel Jones, who is a bishop.

I believed they are, however the issue of speaking in tongues is something that they should keep between themselves and God. No doubt still possible this can be given a spiritual gift from God and if so anyone who wish to use this must interpret the word his saying, so it will edify the body of Christ, if he or she's unable to do that, then is purely not come from God.

Because how could you be effective in preaching the Word of God if no one will understand the word your saying.

A Spirit of Truth-- Is the Word of God.

A Spirit of confusion, means no one understands the word your saying.

No Pope is obligated to change his name. This is a pious tradition (not Sacred Tradition).

The practice arose when a pagan convert to Christianity became Pope and changed his name from Mercury (after the pagan Roman god) to John II in 533 C.E.

Until then, the Popes kept their original names, from Peter (#1) to Boniface II (#55).

Between John II (#56) and Sergius IV (#142) in 1009 C.E. only a few Popes changed their names.

But since Sergius IV, it has been common practice for all Popes to change their name when elected pontiff except Adrian VI and Marcellus II.

pls. specify what kind of church

Baptists, at least Southern Baptists, do not believe in soul sleep. When Jesus spoke to the thief on the cross He told him that he would be with Him TODAY, not some distant time in the future. Baptists understand the use of the word "sleep" in the New Testament as a euphemism for death. When Paul was contemplating what became of one at death, he wrote that to be absent from the body (dead) was to be with Christ. There is no intermediate step between death and being with Christ.

No priest or religious sermon may be married unless their spouse died. Not true. Noel Jones is a bishop in one of the pentacostal churces, "Church of God" something. They can be married. The Roman Catholic Church is one of the very few that prohibits clergy from marrying. Many churches have bishops.

Two unnamed criminals. One was a criminal and the other was a murderer; I don't recall the Bible giving names.

No they simply believe in GOD JESUS the holy ghost and all of the gifts and that the saints were examples as well as teachers trying to tell us of GOD's love and kindness as well as how to stay close to GOD and they use their own life story's in many occasions to teach.

In the UK it was the Geoffrey's brothers.

The Assemblies of God is a denomination itself. They do fall under the Pentecostal label though. They have 16 fundamental truths that all churches must adhere to, but are fairly autonomous.

Its origin took root from Charles Parham. He was a Methodist that converted later after he decided to teach about his views on healing, and baptizing in the Holy Spirit. William J Seymour was a pupil of his, who stood outside the class to receive his teachings because he was not allowed by Parham to stay in the class because of his ethnicity. William J Seymour played a part in the founding of the "Apostolic Faith Church" which believe in many of the same things but don't have to adhere to the 16 fundamental.

The Assemblies of God have what they call the "16 fundamental Truths" In order to be a part of this, the particular church must abide by these doctrines regardless if they are a district church or a independent church. The "Assemblies of God has a superintendent for the national and the district headquarters. Under the assistant superintendent, one has the head presbyter and then other presbyters under him. The Presbyter and district superintendent leads churches that are governed on their own but has full authority over churches in the district.

Yes there are angels in heaven. They have the responsibility of carrying out God's will either in heaven or here upon the earth. Angles can be Pre-existant Spirits, Tanslated Beings or Resurrected Personages. Even righteous mortal men have been referred to as angels.

Those who study the Historical Jesus attempt to put a chronology of Jesus of Nazareth from lineage directly back to King David, from details of his life and death recorded by contemporaries, through the chronology of the writings of Apostles to the establishing of the Christian Canon 300+ years later by the Council of Ephesus (325 AD). It should be noted that a large number of Christians do not accept or believe in the efforts and conclusions reached by scholars pursuing the Historical Jesus idea. The first known written record of Jesus' life and teachings is called the Q Document. It supposedly has in it notes of the teachings that appear in the four Gospels. The author of the Q Document is unknown and the writing themselves do not lend themselves to narrative. Not all scholars accept this document as canon in Holy Scripture. The letters that Saul/Paul wrote to the Christian communities he established seem to have been written between 40 and 60 AD. With respect to the four Gospels, researchers date the writing of the Gospel of Mark to the period between 55 and 65 AD. This was the first of the four Gospels of the Christian Canon. Its brevity could indicate that Mark's intended audience was universal. Matthew's Gospel is directed at the Jews for establishing Jesus as The Messiah. It was written during the period of active warfare between the Israelis and the Roman occupation. That would place Matthew's writing of his Gospel around 70-75 AM. Luke's Gospel appeared during the early 80s AD, was written in Greek and directed to a Greek culture that was ubiquitous during that period. Later, Luke wrote about the Act of the Apostles following Pentecost. None of the four Gospels include the activities following the Crucifixion and Resurrection of Jesus Christ. The question of a possibility of John's vision of Jesus being different from the Jesus he knew in person does not take into account that the Gospel of John was written around 120 AD. John himself, or the authors writing from the perspective and teaching of John the Apostle, could not have known Jesus in person, i.e., prior to the Crucifixion in 33 AD. The Gospel of John differs from the other three Gospels because it is written to affirm Jesus as Christ to the several Christian communities, that is, to believers in Jesus as The Messiah. The purpose of this Gospel is not to convert non-believers, but to enhance and deepen the faith of the early Christians being persecuted by Jews and Romans. If one accepts the time and audience researchers have concluded about the Gospel of John and the Book of Revelations, then the question of difference is moot.