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[...] [...] Salvation among believers in Jesus Christ and the literal Second Coming of Christ that will bring an evil world to judgment before salvation.

Jewish eschatology only attained its completion in the teaching of Christ and the Apostles; while in ethnic religion eschatology seldom rose above the individual view, and even then was often so vague, [...] [...]

the Holy Land, the land of Palestine, the land of divine messages, ascension of the Prophet Muhammad and the birthplace of Jesus Christ”.

[...] [...] heritage, namely “The Nativity Church in Bethlehem, Birthplace of Jesus and Monuments of Outstanding Universal Value” and “Cultural Itinerary of Jesus Christ Route”, covering cultural, religious and archaeological sites in Gaza (the site of Nusseirat, location of the Saint Hilarion Monastery) and in the West [...] [...]

The Security Council and the world community must pay heed to the escalation of tension and confrontation in and around the Al-Aqsa Mosque, since that holy place, along with other Muslim and Christian holy sites in occupied Jerusalem and the rest of the occupied Palestinian territory, continue to be subjected to threats, incitement and desecration by extremist settlers, as well as constant provocation by Zionist [...]

[...] “Cultural Itinerary Jesus Christ Route”, covering the cultural, religious and archaeological sites from the Gaza strip (the site of Nusseirat, location of the Saint Hilarion Monastery) to the West Bank (the village of Burqin and the Church of Saint Georgos) including [...] [...]

[...] [...] on the school walls and “Death to Christians” on the walls of an eleventh century Greek Orthodox monastery in the City.

[...] [...] evangelism and eschatology have led to misunderstandings and divisions in the Christian community, draining [...]

[...] the ministry of Jesus as 'realized eschatology'; as the impact [...] [...]

[...] the decisive or eschatological manifestation of the power of God operating for the world's salvation; the later concentration on a further "last thing" in the future betokened a relapse into Jewish apocalypticism, which relegated to a merely "preliminary" role those elements of the gospel which were distinctive of Jesus' message.

The largest US Protestant body, the Southern Baptist Convention, embraces Evangelical tenets; other components of Evangelicalism include Pentecostalists, the Charismatic Renewal (including its Roman Catholic wing), Arminian-Holiness churches, conservative confessionalists such as the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod, and numerous black Baptists, as well as independent "faith missions" and interdenominational ministries such as Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship, Campus Crusade for Christ, and World Vision.

Bible poverty: While the Church continues to focus on reaching majority populations that are similar to them, many people groups have yet to hear the good news of Jesus Christ in their own language.

[...] [...] and the Church of Saint Georgos) including the sites related to Jesus Christ, in particular “the Nativity Church in Bethlehem, Birthplace of Jesus”, as well as intangible [...]

[...] [...] hundreds of unofficial Bible schools offer classes, children attend Sunday schools and youth meetings, books containing all kinds of Christian content are sold openly in bookstores across the country, businesses conduct chapel services for their employees, students meet for campus Bible studies, [...] [...]

[...] [...] superiority of Christian eschatological teaching.

Christians believe that Jesus is 'the son of [...]

[...] relates the life of the saint from his birth and recounts his military prowess, vision, and the developments that led to the establishment of the Jesuit order and its blessing by Pope Paul III.

On 20 February 2010, Christians in the town of Batala, India, took to the streets to protest against the publication of a cartoon from a school textbook that portrayed Jesus raising a can of [...] [...]

the importance of these sites to Muslims and Christians worldwide, we call on the relevant United Nations bodies, in particular the Security Council, to shoulder its responsibilities and take the necessary steps to address this issue and to have the above-mentioned illegal Israeli action against Palestinian [...] [...]

[...] [...] Chairman of the Al-Quds Committee, had urged the parties involved not to take any action likely to impair the sanctity of the Al-Aqsa Mosque and other sites in Jerusalem, thereby preserving the City as a place of peace, coexistence and tolerance among the three revealed religions.

[...] [...] members of many religious minorities, including Christians, in various parts of the world, in the form of attacks on religious sites in violation of international law and suppression [...] [...]

[...] Wonder-Worker, that he found but seventeen Christians in Neocæsarea when he became bishop, and that he left but seventeen pagans in the same city when he died (c. 270-5), must be substantially true.