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The Epistles of St. John
... Salutations to Gaius, congratulations that he is walking in the truth, his hospitality
to travelling Christians, the tyranny of Diotrephes, recommendation of ...
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First, Second and Third John and Jude.
... Gaius had received them while Diotrephes had opposed their reception. He commends
Gaius for his Christian hospitality and character. Analysis. 1. Greeting, 1. ...
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Quartus a Brother
... Next comes a message from 'Gaius mine host, and of the whole Church'"an ... rich, and
willing, as well as able, to extend to them large and loving hospitality. ...
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The Catholic Epistles.
... In the second the apostle, writing to Gaius, commends to his hospitality, certain
missionary brethren, who were strangers in the place where this disciple lived ...
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Christian Churches.
... and two houses are mentioned as those in which they found hospitality, and were ... 1776
was found a bronze tablet, which had been offered to Gaius Marius Pudens ...
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Rom. xvi. 17, 18
... Ver.23. "Gaius mine host (xenos), and of the whole Church, saluteth you.". See what
a crown he has framed for him by bearing witness to such great hospitality ...
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The Ministry of Paul in Thessalonica, Berea, Athens, and Corinth.
... 6] About the same time Gaius, who seems to have been an opulent citizen, and who
rendered good service to the common cause by his Christian hospitality, [109:7 ...
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Papal Tombs.
... In 296, bishop Gaius, one of the last victims of Diocletian's persecution, was interred ...
Fond as he was of monastic life, he extended hospitality to men of his ...
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The Pilgrim's Progress
The Works of John Bunyan Volumes 1-3. <. ...
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Pagan Shrines and Temples.
... We can picture to ourselves the two consuls, Gaius Furnius and Junius Silanus ... earth
was to secure the sanctity of agreements, of matrimony, and hospitality. ...
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Resources
What does it mean that “as a man thinks, so is he” in Proverbs 23:7? | GotQuestions.org

Are there angels among us? | GotQuestions.org

Who was Diotrephes in the Bible? | GotQuestions.org

Hospitality: Dictionary and Thesaurus | Clyx.com

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Hospitality

Hospitality: A Test of Christian Character

Hospitality: Abimelech to Abraham

Hospitality: Abraham

Hospitality: Abraham to the Angels

Hospitality: Barzillai

Hospitality: Commanded

Hospitality: David

Hospitality: David to Mephibosheth

Hospitality: Elisha to the Syrian Spies

Hospitality: Encouragement To

Hospitality: Gaius

Hospitality: General Scriptures Concerning

Hospitality: Isaac to Abimelech

Hospitality: Jason

Hospitality: Jethro

Hospitality: Jethro to Moses

Hospitality: Job

Hospitality: Job to Strangers

Hospitality: Joseph to his Brothers

Hospitality: Laban

Hospitality: Laban to Abraham's Servant

Hospitality: Lot

Hospitality: Lot to the Angel

Hospitality: Lydia

Hospitality: Lydia to Paul and Silas

Hospitality: Man of Gibeah to the Levite

Hospitality: Manoah

Hospitality: Martha to Jesus

Hospitality: Melchizedek

Hospitality: Melchizedek to Abraham

Hospitality: Mnason

Hospitality: Nehemiah

Hospitality: Onesiphorus to Paul

Hospitality: People of Melita

Hospitality: Pharaoh to Abraham

Hospitality: Pharaoh to Hadad

Hospitality: Pharaoh to Jacob

Hospitality: Pharisees to Jesus

Hospitality: Phoebe to Paul

Hospitality: Publius

Hospitality: Publius to Paul

Hospitality: Rahab to the Spies

Hospitality: Required in Ministers

Hospitality: Rewarded: Rahab's

Hospitality: Rewarded: Widow of Zarephath's

Hospitality: Samaritans

Hospitality: Samuel

Hospitality: Shunammite

Hospitality: Simon the Tanner to Peter

Hospitality: Sons of Heth to Abraham

Hospitality: Specially to be Shown to Enemies

Hospitality: Specially to be Shown to Strangers

Hospitality: Specially to be Shown to The Poor

Hospitality: The Shunammite Woman to Elisha

Hospitality: The Widow of Zarephath to Elijah

Hospitality: To Jacob

Hospitality: Zacchaeus

Hospitality: Zacchaeus to Jesus

Inhospitableness: Ammonites and Moabites

Inhospitableness: Edom

Inhospitableness: Men of Gibeah Toward a Levite

Inhospitableness: Nabal Toward David

Inhospitableness: Sihon

Inhospitableness: some Samaritans Toward Jesus

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