reference
Said 176 times, in 91 of 378 sermons, across 29 Sundays. Spoken as 4 forms: references 53, referencing 51, reference 51, referenced 21.
How our pastors defined it
Nobody defined this word. It was said 176 times and never explained. That is the honest answer — this site will not hand you a dictionary definition to fill the gap, because no one in this pulpit gave one.
Across the series
Where this word has been used, and how much. The entry itself is church-wide on purpose — a word is a word, whichever series it turned up in.
| Series | Times said | Sermons | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Romans | 123 | 65 | |
| Let Us | 33 | 11 |
176 lines in context
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in the approval or the dependence. Lots of people can be your
reference
, your refuge, your salvation, your rock, or influential peopl
where this phrase, his righteousness endures forever. That is
referenced
in Psalm 111. It's describing God, describing God. What I lov
let-us
and we're going to be talking about speaking or i'll also be
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speaking or i'll also be referencing speaking or i'll also be
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first corinthians chapter 5 starting in first corinthians cha
that understanding. Unfortunately, we have no clue what he's
referencing
, why that's significant. And that is a problem. We need to un
ss the significance of specifically two main things that he's
referencing
here, this holy place and this curtain, right? When you look
lesson given they understood exactly what was happening. He's
referencing
the Exodus and Deuteronomy where the Jews were had just been
ommandments specifically, to Moses in Exodus 19 to 20, and he
references
back to it in Deuteronomy. Moses went up the mountain to meet
romans
1:1-17
apter. And he says, listen, this is the Holy Scriptures. He's
referencing
the Old Testament. He's referencing the Old Testament. And wh
the Holy Scriptures. He's referencing the Old Testament. He's
referencing
the Old Testament. And what we are going to see as we navigat
going to come. Who would suffer. And Paul implies this as he
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the death of Jesus. But what makes the significant difference
y diligently to follow the laws of God. That is what they are
referencing
in terms of righteousness. But when Paul is speaking here in
, okay, well, he raised Jesus from the dead. That's what he's
referencing
. That's not what he's referencing here in this passage. See,
the dead. That's what he's referencing. That's not what he's
referencing
here in this passage. See, he is referencing. Abraham's under
's not what he's referencing here in this passage. See, he is
referencing
. Abraham's understanding of he viewed his future as dead. He
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