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ASSURANCE. a-shoor'-ans: A term exceptionally rich in spiritual meaning. It signifies the joyous, unwavering confidence of an intelligent faith; the security of a fearless trust. The original words have to do with the heart of vital religion. baTach, "trust"; 'aman, "to prop," "to support," hence to confide in, to trust.
ASSURANCE [ISBE] ASSURANCE - a-shoor'-ans: A term exceptionally rich in spiritual meaning. It signifies the joyous, unwavering confidence of an intelligent faith; the security of a fearless trust. The original words have to do with the heart of vital religion. baTach, "trust"; 'aman, "to prop," "to support," hence to confide in, to trust.
Vine's Expository Dictionary of New Testament Words. A-1. Noun. Strong's Number: g4102. Greek: pistis. Assurance, Assure, Assuredly: "faith," has the secondary meaning of "an assurance or guarantee," e.g., Act 17:31; by raising Christ from the dead, God has given "assurance" that the world will be judged by Him (the AV margin, "offered faith ...
Feb 23, 2023 · Within an hour, the hymn was complete, and Blessed Assurance was born. The lyrics of Blessed Assurance are a powerful testimony to Crosby’s faith in Christ and her unwavering confidence in His salvation. The opening lines declare, “Blessed assurance, Jesus is mine! / Oh, what a foretaste of glory divine!”.
assurance: [noun] the state of being assured: such as. a being certain in the mind. security.
Basically, assurance is freedom from doubt; a sense of certainty that something is true, will occur, or that all is okay. Synonyms for assurance consist of words like certainty, certitude, conviction. All these nouns ultimately mean freedom from doubt. Assurance is not a foreign concept of the New Testament.
Feb 20, 2022 · Possibility of Assurance. By assurance, I simply mean, to borrow a definition from D.A. Carson, “a Christian believer’s confidence that he or she is in right standing with God, and that this will issue in ultimate salvation.”. Assured Christians can say, with Spirit-wrought conviction, not only “Christ died for sinners” but “Christ ...
