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 1 2,1 |       Church history tells of the faithfulness of the martyrs, the radiance
 2 5,1 |      through love, joy, goodness, faithfulness and the other fruits of
 3 5,4 |            a covenant of love and faithfulness lived and celebrated in
 4 7,4 |       evangelical virtues such as faithfulness, humility, self-control,
 5 8,3 |          one to think about God's faithfulness to His promises? What is
 6 8,3 |        Apostle, for otherwise the faithfulness of God to His own promises
 7 9,1 |          always in uncompromising faithfulness to the truth of the Gospel
 8 11,1|                                   Faithfulness to the Past and Commitment
 9 11,1|          conference on the topic “Faithfulness to Roots and Commitment
10 11,2|        not proceed from faith (or faithfulness) is sin” before God and
11 11,2|        Christians to hold on with faithfulness to their convictions, their
12 11,3|                                   Faithfulness to Roots.~ My specific topic
13 11,3|             My specific topic is “Faithfulness to the Roots and Commitment
14 11,3|          The biblical concept of “faithfulness” is based on the word “faith,”
15 11,3|          the biblical vocabulary. Faithfulness literally means a state
16 11,3|           quality anchored on the faithfulness of God in His covenants
17 11,3|          the millennia. Faith and faithfulness constitute the very ground
18 11,3|  formulate the topic as follows: “Faithfulness to the Past and Commitment
19 11,3|          and fundamental areas of faithfulness. Moreover, the term “roots”
20 11,3|           concrete expressions of faithfulness of our respective religious
21 11,3|        people.~ We may ask, then, faithfulness to what roots? Here, although
22 11,3|         great subject and goal of faithfulness is the living God, the One
23 11,3|        second subject and goal of faithfulness is the religious community
24 11,3|      cannot occur without genuine faithfulness to the communities that
25 11,3|         The third goal or area of faithfulness is comprised of God's gifts,
26 11,3|    nevertheless we are bound, for faithfulness' sake, to recognize them
27 11,3|           and final major area of faithfulness is the whole integrated
28 11,3|          all things under blessed faithfulness and you would be right.
29 11,3|         of our consultation, deep faithfulness, canonical Scriptures, rich
30 11,3|     inviolate as the principle of faithfulness itself. And yet, according
31 11,3|  modernity itself, is contrary to faithfulness. For them dialogue, especially
32 11,3|           is exactly the same as “Faithfulness to Roots.”[138] The two
33 11,3|          to the maximum degree of faithfulness and truth.~ As for me, I
34 11,4|      future preservation. Indeed, faithfulness to the roots necessarily
35 11,4|    because commitment, as well as faithfulness, imply an obligation, indeed
36 11,4|        generations. I submit that faithfulness, too, carries a similar
37 11,4| equivalent force of meaning. True faithfulness bears within itself the
38 11,4| historical circumstances, a blind faithfulness to roots may well turn out
39 11,4|           or fundamental areas of faithfulness is intentionally hierarchical.
40 11,4|         hierarchical. Our primary faithfulness is to the living God, the
41 11,4|            pray, and live in such faithfulness to and intimacy with the
42 11,4|          mindful of their primary faithfulness to the Lord God and His
43 11,4|           141] Yet if our primary faithfulness is truly to the Lord God,
44 11,4|         and respect, under mutual faithfulness to the Lord God, and see
45 11,4|        arise? Where there is true faithfulness to and love for the living
46 11,4|          remaining major areas of faithfulness and commitment. With regard
47 11,4|     ground of our life and faith, faithfulness to our community does not
48 11,4|           fact, on account of the faithfulness of God Himself, Saint Paul
49 11,4| application of them but surely in faithfulness to the Giver we must respectfully
50 11,4|     communities. On the one hand, faithfulness to these roots is vital
51 11,4|    various traditions the kind of faithfulness that only belongs to God.
52 11,4|       with regard to this area of faithfulness and commitment toward renewal,
53 11,4| destructive expression of lack of faithfulness to Christ and to the Christian
54 11,4|  certainly according to God whose faithfulness to the Jewish people could