WHAT DOES PLERÓM MEAN IN ROMANIAN?
Definition of pleróm in the Romanian dictionary
PLERÓM s. N. 1. concept of Gnostic philosophy, designating the divinity from which all spiritual things would come. 2. internal area of the meristem, from which the central cylinder of the root and stem is formed. (\u0026 lt; fr. plroma, lat., pleroma)
10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «PLERÓM»
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The Collected Works of Edward Schillebeeckx Volume 7: ...
However, once again Ephesians is thinking in ecclesial terms: as the body, the church is itself the plērōma Christou (1.23; 3.19; 4.13; 5.18). Where Colossians was christologicaland christocentric (Christisthe plērōma of God), Ephesians is ...
Edward Schillebeeckx,
2014
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The Epistles to the Colossians, to Philemon, and to the ... - Pagina 276
and this is a perfectly acceptable interpretation of plērōma. 161 But plērōma may mean either "that which fills" or "that which is filled," and in the latter sense the church may be viewed as that which is filled by Christ with his life, attributes, and ...
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Diss. theol. de sensu vocis plērōma in N. T. - Pagina 16
Gottlob Christian Storr, Johann Ludwig Lenz. 16 **W- " errore proprio ;vn xo vel alieni immodesta (v. 2) reprehcnfione' alendae x studio¡ excedamus infantilem ætatem (v. 14. ICor. lll. 1-3) dt :rest-'amm' dea ¡ g v.... I Cor. X. 26. Marc. VIIL 20.
Gottlob Christian Storr, Johann Ludwig Lenz,
1780
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The Roles of Christ's Humanity in Salvation: Insights from ...
By “taking up” all things in himself, Christ in his humanity can be proclaimed the “head” of the universe because of the divine plerôma dwelling in him. He reunites the universe in a higher peaceful harmony than that under Adam: “(Paul) again ...
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Paul's Letter to the Colossians - Pagina 255
entire fullness (plêrôma) of deity permanently resides (v9); and because in him (by him and in union with him) the Colossian believers have come to fullness (peplêrômenoi), and thus have absolutely no need of anything or anyone else as a ...
Gerald F. Hawthorne, Stephen E. Hawthorne,
2010
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Gospel Writing: A Canonical Perspective
The function of this story is to bridge the ontological gulf between the creator deity of Genesis, who mistakenly believes himself the only true God, and the transcendent realm of the Plērōma as revealed by Jesus. The Plērōma consists of thirty ...
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Temple Mysticism: An Introduction
Paul's letter to Colossae said this too: 'For in him all the fullness, plerōma, of God was pleased to dwell' (Col. 1.19); and 'For in him the whole fullness, plerōma, of deity dwells bodily' (Col. 2.9). Clement of Alexandria preserved as quotations ...
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Word Pictures in the New Testament - Ephesians
The fulness of him that filleth all in all [to plērōma tou tapanta en pāsin plēroumenou]. This is probably the correct translation of a much disputed phrase. This view takes [plērōma] in the passive sense (that which is filled, as is usual, Col 1:19) ...
Archibald Thomas Robertson,
1930
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Dissertatio Theologica De Sensv Vocis Plērōma In N. T. - Pagina 17
Gottlob Christian Storr, Valentin Friedrich Baur. М 17 Q. х. Col. Il. 9. I. n). Eph. III. щ. Iîâque fro 'гл'метис т ` ' ` ' _ _ _ и; Эютитoç íigmflcat 1d , quod то]! d1< vlmtatl 39 . quumque CoLll. q. ev keine цитрин? Icgimus 'ma ш w отматt . u fenrent1a ...
Gottlob Christian Storr, Valentin Friedrich Baur,
1780
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Inclinationum appendix seù to plērōma per Antonium ... - Pagina 75
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