Hermeneutics: Truth and Being
The question of existence as the involved ministers of what is understood commonly as a
“Faith”1 which has personal allegiance that as empire as government must by governance give liberties
to the people who prescribe such ideals. Apart from a scientific understanding the act of will2
(L. Animus; Animus Aeger) by compassion as the human response to how metaphysical divine truth is
determined by internalization of such free will to accept that as a standard creed. Which to the Roman
Empire a plea to the authority to accept the Christian doctrines and missionaries as objective in their
missions throughout the empire which as “fellow citizens” (2:19 Ephesians, Holy Bible) the objective
understanding may permissively be allowed as accepted creeds and or doctrines accepted as faith
principles by their Christian followers as “Spirit of Wisdom and Revelation” (1:17 Ephesians, Holy Bible).
The affirmation of such beliefs by faith within the empire of Rome to allow such persons to
congregate that the establishment of government is not threatened. The “unity” of the faith based
doctrines is in recognition of the provincial government that legally binds the government, however
faith is desired to be acknowledge by them as individual conscience “members together as one body”,
and meta-physical interpretation “surpasses knowledge” (3:6, 16-21 Ephesians, Holy Bible). Thus,
vocational experts, as missionaries (L. quid agam), are pleaded to the authority of the empire of Rome
for permission to travel, pray, preach, and teach (4:11 Ephesians; 1:28 Romans Holy Bible).
The act of will by knowing what is “God’s will” (1:10 Romans Holy Bible) in all citizens who
prescribe by the faith can then be acknowledged as “mutually faithful” (1:12 Romans, Holy Bible) by
such obedience. This sense of “Wisdom” can then be discerned as the teaching from the Eastern
empire to the Western empire that the “The fear of the Lord is the beginning of Wisdom”, but also the
1
“Faith”, and “Fideism”. The Oxford Dictionary of the Christian Church. 2nd Ed.
New York: Oxford University Press 1974 pgs 499, 511
2
McCasland S.V. The Interperter’s Dictionary of the Bible. An Illustrated Encyclopedia. “Will of God”. Vol IV
New York: Abingdon Press 1962 Ed. pg 847
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National Writers Union, UAW Local 1981/AFL-CIO, ID: 92743
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“Incarnate Word” (Gk. Logos) as teaching God’s will.3 The “righteousness” (1:17 Romans, Holy Bible) by
nature as “obedience from faith” (1:5 Romans, Holy Bible) justifies how and why their faith in personal
and mutual salvation is an act of faith, and “esprit de corps” spiritual bond of unity as the Holy Spirit
residing in the fellowship of Pentecost.4 Also, why their faith and compassion can transcend to others
“against the spiritual forces of evil” (6:12 Ephesians, Holy Bible), and or prevention of “Invent ways of
doing evil” (1:30 Romans, Holy Bible).
Works Cited:
Beare, Francis W. The Interpreter’s Bible: The Epistle to the Ephesians; Introduction and Exegesis. Vol X
Nashville: Abingdon-Codesbury Press 1954 pgs 743-746
Cassel’s New Latin Dictionary. Funk & Wagnalls Co. 1960
“Faith”, and “Fideism”. The Oxford Dictionary of the Christian Church. 2nd Ed. New York: Oxford
University Press 1974 pgs 499, 511
“Hypostatic Union”. The Catholic Encylcopedia. Vol 7 New York: Robert Appleton Co. 1910 17 th July 2013
Intl. Bible Society. The Holy Bible, New Intl. Version (NIV) NIV Study Bible 10th Ed. Zondervan Corp. 1995
Know, John. The Interpreter’s Bible: The Epistle to the Romans; Introduction and Exegesis. Vol IX
Nashville: Abingdon-Codesbury Press 1954 pgs 359, 380
McCasland S.V. The Interperter’s Dictionary of the Bible. An Illustrated Encyclopedia. “Will of God”. Vol
IV New York: Abingdon Press 1962 Ed. pg 847
“Wisdom” The Oxford Dictionary of the Christian Church. 2nd Ed.
New York: Oxford University Press 1974 pg 1493
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“Wisdom” The Oxford Dictionary of the Christian Church. 2nd Ed. New York: Oxford University Press 1974 pg 1493
Beare, Francis W. The Interpreter’s Bible: The Epistle to the Ephesians; Introduction and Exegesis. Vol X Nashville:
Abingdon-Codesbury Press 1954 pgs 743-746
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National Writers Union, UAW Local 1981/AFL-CIO, ID: 92743
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