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Convention

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The term "convention" does not appear explicitly in the Bible, but its themes can be associated with gatherings, agreements, or established practices among people, particularly in a religious context. In biblical terms, conventions can refer to the assemblies or gatherings of believers for worship, instruction, or communal decision-making. For instance, the assembly of the Israelites in the Old Testament can be seen as a form of convention, where the people would come together to receive God’s laws or to celebrate significant events (Exodus 12:16; Leviticus 23:3).Moreover, the concept of "covenant" in the Bible can be likened to a form of convention, as it represents a solemn agreement between God and His people, defining the terms of their relationship. Key examples include the covenant made with Noah (Genesis 9:9-17), Abraham (Genesis 15:18), and the New Covenant established through the sacrifice of Jesus Christ (Luke 22:20). These covenants set the framework within which the community of believers operates, much like a convention would establish rules or guidelines for a gathering. Thus, while not explicitly termed "convention," the principles of collective worship, agreement, and community governance are deeply woven into the fabric of biblical narratives.

Al Whittinghill

The video is a sermon where the speaker repeatedly mentions that they will show the audience what they are going to talk about today. However, the speaker does not actually provide any specific information about the content of their sermon. Instead, they continue to repeat the same phrase over and o

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Torrey M. Johnson

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes that God is not concerned with talent or educational qualifications, but rather with finding individuals with loving hearts, willing spirits, and responsive attitudes. The speaker expresses their willingness to be used by God anywhere in the world and for any p

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Promise Keepers 1:11:27
George Verwer

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on his experience attending a six-hour event focused on prayer, the word of God, repentance, and some praise and worship. Initially hesitant, he decides to carry a large global balloon around the perimeter of the mall where the event is taking place. The speaker

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George Verwer

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of commitment to the Lord and the Great Commission. He shares the story of Lauren Cunningham, George Ferrum, and brother Andrew, who have been committed to each other and their mission for over 30 years. The speaker expresses his belief that the

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