2:18) 36. Preachings of Sardis
(Rev 3:1) 37. Preachings of
Laodicea (Rev 3:14) 38.
Preaching of Etrascons (Mat
16:16) 39. Preaching of
Epicuresam (Acts 17:18) 40.
Preaching of Stoicks (Acts
17:18) 41. Opposite Preaching
of Holy Sprit (Mt 12:31, 32; I
Cor 3:14, 15) 42.
Non-Trinity Preaching (Heb
1:1-4; John 14:17, 23) 43.
Preaching of Apollo (Acts
18:24, 25) 44. Preaching of
Hermes (Acts 14:12) 45. Greek
fable Preachings (Gal 1:6, 7) 46.
Preaching of Nicolaitans (Rev
2:15) 47. Preaching of Jezebel
(Rev 2:20)
Diagram of relationship
of creator in three
positions
God
is
Creator
12. Profane Preaching (1 Tim
4:7) 13. Disputing Preachings (1
Tim 6:3-5) 14. Infirmities
Preachings (1 Tim 5:23) 15.
Fable Preachings (2 Tim 4:4) 16.
Spy Preachings (Gal 2:4) 17.
Uncleanness & Deceit & Guile
Preachings (1 Thes 2:3) 18.
Pleasing men Preachings (1 Thes
2:4) 19. Flattering Preachings (1
Thes 2:5) 20. Preaching of cloke
Covetousness (1 Thes 2:6) 21.
Preaching of Scoffers (2 Pet 3:3)
22. Preaching of Herod (Mark
8:15; Lk 12:1; Mt 16:6; 1 Cor
5:7) 23.Charity (or) Social
services Preachings (Jude 12)
24. Sorcery Preachings (Acts
8:9) 25. Systemless Preachings
(Mat 7:23) 26. Private
interpretation Preachings (2 Pet
1:20) 27. Perverse Preaching
(Num 22:32) 28. Eagles
Preachings (Mat 24:28) 29.
Mad Preachings (Amos 6:5) 30.
Begging Preachings (Judges
17:8) 31. Craftiness Preachings
(2 Cor 4:2) 32. False Prophet
(or) Fear Preaching (Mt 24:11)
33. Preachings of Pergamos
(Rev 2:12) 34. Preachings of
Ephesus (Rev 2:2) 35.
Preachings of Thyatira (Rev
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to the subject of the clause or
sentence.
The reflexive pronouns are
“myself,” “yourself,” “herself,”
“himself,” “itself,” “ourselves,”
“yourselves,” and “themselves.”
7. Intensive Pronouns: An
intensive pronoun is a pro-
noun used to emphasize its
antecedent. Intensive pronouns
are identical in form to reflexive
pronouns.
Analysis – IV
(The explanation from the
page no 46 of 2nd part)
The false teachings are –
1.Letter Preaching (2 Cor 3:6,
8) 2. Preaching of Law (Gal
5:1-12, Acts 1:1-5) 3.
Opposite doctrine of Christ (2
John 8, 9, 10) 4. Single name
Preaching (John 15:16; 17:16,
11, 12; Acts 3:16; 4:12, 17;
5:41; Prov 30:4) 5. Preaching
of Sabbath (Col 2:16) 6.
Doctrine of Sadducees (Mat
16:12) 7. Doctrine of Pharisees
(Mat 16:12) 8. Son of Perdition
Preaching (2 Thes 2:3) 9.
Opposite Preaching of Father (1
John 2:22) 10. Soul subverting
Preaching (Acts 15:24) 11.
Own lusts Preaching (2 Tim 4:3)
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are used to refer to singular nouns
or nouns phrases and “these” and
“those” are used to refer to plural
nouns and noun phrases. “That”
can also be us as a relative pro-
noun.
3. Interrogative Pronouns: An
interrogative pronoun is used
to ask questions.
4. Indefinite Pronouns: An
indefinite pronoun is a pronoun
referring to an identifiable but not
specified person or thing. An
indefinite pronoun conveys the
idea of al, any, none, or some.
The most common indefinite
pronouns re “all” “another,”
“any,” “anybody,” “each,” “ever-
ybody,” “few,” “many,” “nob-
ody,” “none,” “one,” “several,”
“some,” “somebody,” and “som-
eone.”
5. Relative Pronouns: A rel-
ative pronoun is used to link one
phrase or clause to another phr-
ase or clause. The relative pro-
nouns are “who,” “whom,” ‘th-
at,” and “which.” The compo-
unds “whoever,” “whomever,”
and “whichever” are also relative
pronouns.
6. Reflexive Pronouns: A
reflexive pronoun to refer back
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Salvation through Born Again
is not
Savior