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What does dominion mean in Genesis? - Biblical Hermeneutics Stack . . . In summary, the word "have dominion" does not qualify the way that dominion is to be carried out but the wider context of the scriptures shows that unrelenting, harsh or cruel exploitation is not condoned while careful use without abuse is permitted and expected
What are dominions as the word appears in Colossians 1:16? "For by him all things were created in heaven and on earth, visible and invisible, whether thrones or dominions or rulers or authorities " E S V Possible areas for consideration: Do we need to
What does domain mean in the domain of darkness Colossians 1:13? There are "the dominion of darkness"; "the power of darkness"; "the authority of darkness" It is quite interesting of using the word "domain" It is because "domain" is a finite territory, though Satan may have great power, vast dominion, but his ruling is finite, as opposed to God infinite power
What does the term principalities and powers mean? In some translations, I see the term "principalities and powers " To what does this refer? This will not be exhaustive, but for example, consider the KJV's translation of Romans 8:38-39: For I am
In 1 Corinthians 15:24-28 The last enemy to be destroyed is Death . . . The hermenutical approach is to deal with the words and context of the verse in question It is verse 24 (which you quote) that gives the answer After Christ has come for the second time, and 'the end' has come, he has "destroyed all dominion, authority and power" That, of course is all dominion, authority and power that resisted the total dominion (sovereignty), the total authority, and the
genesis - Is stewardship of the earth a modern interpretation . . . Short answer is Yes, I think Genesis 1:28 makes man sovereign over the earth, not a steward Man is given dominion over the earth He's even told to "subdue it": doesn't sound very environmentally friendly or green to "subdue it " Sounds like Genesis is Ok with humans wiping out mosquitos that cause malaria, for instance