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[1] Or brothers and sisters. The plural Greek word adelphoi (translated “brothers”) refers to siblings in a family. In New Testament usage, depending on the context, adelphoi may refer either to men or to both men and women who are siblings (brothers and sisters) in God's family, the church; also verses 16, 19

	(Isaiah 1:21, 23) -- "Forgetting the Needy" Biblical Reference / Corruption / Greed
	(James 1:16-17) -- "Too Modest for Our Own Good" Biblical Reference / Corruption / Hypocrisy
	(Ecclesiastes 5:18-19) -- "Where Does Wealth Come From?" Biblical Reference / Economics / Poverty & Wealth
	(James 1:9-11) -- "Who Are the Unfortunate?" Biblical Reference / Economics / Poverty & Wealth
	(James 2:1-4) -- "The Perils of Partiality" Biblical Reference / Economics / Poverty & Wealth
	(Proverbs 2:1-7a) -- "Wisdom: A Gift Worth Pursuing" Biblical Reference / Education / Teaching & Learning
	(Matthew 5:27-29) -- "The Heart Sin of Internet Pornography" Biblical Reference / Family / Adultery & Fornication
	(1 Timothy 5:11-14) -- "The Widows' Might" Biblical Reference / Family / Marriage & Family
	"The Discipline of Silence" -- Dallas Willard (1935 - 2013) Quotations & Writings / Church / Spiritual Disciplines
	"We Genuinely Repent" -- Southern Baptist Convention (1995) Quotations & Writings / Virtue / Repentance
	"The Nietzschean Nature of Abortion" Current Trends / Sanctity of Life / Abortion & Infanticide
	"When Compassion Is Deemed a Threat" Current Trends / Sanctity of Life / Abortion & Infanticide
	"When Compassion Is Deemed a Threat" Current Trends / Virtue / Compassion

Testing of Your Faith

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