Examples of using Parousia in English and their translations into Polish
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And lastly present"the time, that now we are"in the days of the Son of Man,""the day of the Lord"--if they scoff and say,"where is the promise of His coming--(parousia-- presence) while all things continue as they were?
be the better prepared to understand the character of our Lord's parousia.
the fact of our Lord's parousia, presence, is disbelieved
that all this development in the spirit of love is to the end that we may be established, fixed,"in the presence[parousia] of our Lord Jesus Christ, with all saints.
We believe that the Parousia of our Redeemer took place thirty-nine years ago
The Watchers also notice that the Scriptures clearly indicate that after the Lord has done certain things during his presence(parousia) and unknown to the world,
it is our privilege to have a counter-balancing special blessing as a result of living in the time of our Lord's parousia presence.
the Watchers are rapidly coming to see that the word"parousia," in our Common Version translated"coming," does not mean what our English word signifies;
the prophets all corroborate the fact that we are now living in the harvest time, in the parousia of the Son of man,
this entire harvest work is to take place during the parousia(presence) of our Lord,
very important lines of Scripture testimony which indicate clearly that the parousia of our Lord was due to begin in October,
In one sense our Lord will continue to be present as the world's King to the conclusion of the Millennial Age; but his parousia, in the sense of secrecy of presence,
Here we expect that his presence, parousia, will be recognized by all Spiritual Israelites indeed before the"harvest" closes.
The culmination of His work in the parousia will be the gathering of the Church to Himself in the First Resurrection.
Who will dispute that this is a description of Messiah's Kingdom following His Parousia and His Epiphania at His Second Advent?
the fact of our Lord's parousia, presence, is disbelieved
In figurative language He says that in that Day(of His Parousia, presence, before His Apokalupsis,
Christ the first fruits and then, at his coming(en te parousia autou), all those who belong to him” 1 Cor 15:23.
calling attention to the prophetic testimony that thenceforth we could look forward to Messiah's beginning His Parousia, His Harvest Work, at once with all denominations.
The Greek word parousia does not mean the act of coming, but the being present.