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24 Jan 2017: It uses passages of Scripture like the Emmaus Road narrativeof Luke 24, suggesting that we need to listen to where people are at before westart to unpack the Scriptures with them; ... that God governs the world;that his providence is over all, and over

23 Sep 2015: Craske and Marsh 1999, p. 177.23. Murray-Williams 2004, p. 8.24. Bruce 2002, pp. ... Epworth Press 36(3), July 2008, p. 45.26. Snyder 1997, pp. 24–25.27.

5 Jan 2016: Jill Marsh. 24. power and, thus, to allow the whole body to be changed by the members whoare seen as ‘other’ and ‘different’.5. ... Theseseven ministers were all women presbyters: two are not British-born and oneother is Black British.24 While

23 Oct 2017: giving and which destructive’ –that is, which ones come from the demons (the passionate thoughts,the logismoi) and which ones from God.24. ... 64.23. Norris, Acedia and Me, p. 4.24. Grayston, The Camoldi Correspondence, p.

4 May 2016: two women arguedabout the legitimacy of expecting intimacy from Jesus, and more generallywith what obedient submission from women would look like in church.24 Onewoman illustrated a warning not to put ... 170–175.24. John 20:17, authorised Version.25.

31 Jan 2017: History itself can thus besacramental, the place of  meeting with the divine.’24 There is in pastoralsupervision the opportunity to see and reflect the compassion of Jesus. ... Bill Mullally. 24. Feedback from the respondents in my research

23 Sep 2015: The pursuit of mercy both personally andthrough the Methodist societies for the poor, the suffering, the sick and theimprisoned is well known as a constant feature of Wesley’s life.24. ... 178–189.24. See the many examples in Marquardt 1992.25.

10 May 2016: and regard to the analogy of faith.24.

30 Oct 2017: Wir Glauben all an einen Gott from J. S. Bach, Epiphany MassArchiv 457 631–2, disc 1, track 24.

5 May 2015: For. the full text, see www.methodist.org.uk/news-and-events/news-releases/back-to-the-bible-forward-to-the-world-inaugural-address-of-the-methodist-president. 24. ‘The New