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JIL
(redirected from Jesus is Lord)

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JILJesus Is Lord
JILJoint Innovation Lab (telecommunications)
JILJaringan Islam Liberal (religion forum; Indonesia)
JILJefferies International Limited
JILJoint Innovation Laboratory (application development platform)
JILJobs in Locations
JILJoint Intelligence Laboratory (USJFCOM Joint Transformation Command-Intelligence)
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A TORTURE DEVICE, ARTICLE OF FAITH, A MILITARY standard, a sign that Jesus is Lord over America--a lot for two pieces of wood to bear.
Cross purposes: do we really want our Christian symbols to "lord" it ... by Cones, Bryan / U.S. Catholic
Yes, I believe that Jesus is Lord and that his death and Resurrection changed everything.
The anonymous Christian by Gafney, Leo / Commonweal
Paul turns upside down the teaching of Torah by asserting that salvation comes not through the doing of the Law but by confessing with the mouth that Jesus is Lord and believing with the heart that God raised Jesus from the dead.
First Sunday in Lent February 29, 2004 by Currents in Theology and Mission
 
 
 
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