Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 2,2 |        which employs the biblical term “mystery” (mysterion) to
 2 2,4 |         most appropriate biblical term for theosis is simply glorification
 3 2,4 |       theosis, never mentions the term nor deals with the theological
 4 4,4 |     evangelism. While neither the term Gospel (euangelion), nor
 5 7,4 |           as the etymology of the term theoria (theoro=“see God”)
 6 8,3 |           Rom. 7; 10:4). That the term telos (Rom. 10:4) should
 7 8,4 |    moralist. He even uses a Stoic term such as syneidesis (Rom.
 8 11,3|         with the vagueness of the term “past” and the intent of
 9 11,3|       faithfulness. Moreover, the term “roots” can also possess
10 11,4|        has regularly employed the term “glorification” as a biblical
11 11,4|      glorification” as a biblical term in order to avoid the Platonic
12 11,4| philosophical implications of the term theosis. A recent attempt