Which nine key character traits made up The Fruit Of The Spirit ?
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Galatians 5:22-23  But the fruit of the Spirit is \n\n1.love, agápē; gen. agápēs, fem. noun from agapáō to love. Love, affectionate regard, goodwill, benevolence.\n\n2.joy, chará; charás, to rejoice. Joy, rejoicing, gladness.\n\n3.peace, irēnē; eirēnēs, noun. Peace. Particularly in a civil sense, the opposite of war and dissension\n\n4.longsuffering, from makrothuméō, to be long-suffering. Forbearance, long-suffering, self-restraint before proceeding to action. The quality of a person who is able to avenge himself yet refrains from doing so\n\n5.gentleness, chrēstótēs; chrestótētos,  noun from chrēstós, useful, profitable. Benignity, kindness, usefulness. \n\n6.goodness, agathōsúnē; agathōsúnēs, noun from agathós, benevolent. Active goodness.Of disposition and character, virtue.\n\n7.faith,  pístis; Subjectively meaning firm persuasion, conviction, belief in the truth, veracity, reality or faithfulness  \n\n8 Meekness, praótēs; praótētos, noun from práos, meek. Meekness, mildness, forbearance \n\n9.temperance: egkráteia; egkrateías, temperate, self-controlled. Continence, temperance, self-control \n\nagainst such there is no law.
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Bacchus/Dionysus was the god of wine.  Silenus is the god of "beer buddies"
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The english language is not DEFICIENT in exeptions to this rule - much more than EIGHT. So BEING EFFICIENT with my answer I will FORFEIT my LEISURE. In good CONSCIENCE I must state that many are of FOREIGN origin ALBEIT ANCIENT. EITHER the FEISTY GEISHA or the BEIGE SPECIES of ROTWEILLER  SUFFEIT as SUFFICIENT examples. ATHEISTor believer in DEITIES, no NEIGHBOUR can FEIGN to SIEZE this knowledge. NEITHER HEIGHT nor WEIGHT can VEIL THEIR WIERD or HEINOUS REIGN. \nHEIGH-HO I must REINFORCE the CAFFEINE in my VIENS.
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Traditional\nScorpio Traits\n\nDetermined and forceful\nEmotional and intuitive\nPowerful and passionate\nExciting and magnetic\n\n\nOn the dark side....\nJealous and resentful\nCompulsive and obsessive\nSecretive and obstinate
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A.) Communicating a vision\nB.) Possessing a charismatic personality\nC.) Taking various actions intended to implement a vision.\n\nNot really sure what answer your question is looking for, just taking a stab at it, have a wonderful day :o)
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Respect, intelligence, money, prowess, power, lives, creativity, awareness, focus, honor and reason. How's that?
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here, just like the pisces question by someone else, i researched this for you:\n\nPositive Characteristics: \n Curious  \n Adaptable  \n Intelligent  \n Clever  \n Quick-witted  \n Literary  \n Inventive  \n Congenial  \n Dexterous  \n\nNegative Characteristics: \n Changeable  \n Scattered  \n Restless  \n Irresponsible  \n Ungrateful  \n Lacking in follow-through  \n Lacking in concentration \n\nhope that helps :)
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i suggest try to group the ten. (a) honoring and worshiping God (b) love of humanity - honoring parents, loving your neighbor. if adam and eve honored the words of God (you can eat every fruit except the fruit of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil (Genesis 2:9, NIV), then they should have not sin and had not been expelled from the Garden of Eden, hence we should all be (every person every nation) in the Garden of Eden. it is all the work (wanting to be above God) of the evil one that humanity was separated from God. a wide chasm is between humanity and God that only the cross can make man go to the side of God through Jesus Christ the Son of God the Father
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Qui-Gon Jinn --- Character\nBen Quadinaros --- Character\nQuinlan Vos --- Character\nQuarren Isolation League --- Organization\nQuarren --- Species
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The fruit of the tree of the knowledge of good and bad was real fruit - but it symbolized God's right to determine what was good and what was bad - what was acceptable and what was unacceptable. It symbolized God's right as creator and universal ruler to set the standards for behavior.  Therefore, taking the fruit would mean one was challenging his universal sovereignty - his right to make this determination.  \n\nThat this fruit did not symbolize actual ability to determine right from wrong can be seen in the fact that they would already have to know how to determine right from wrong in order to stay away from the fruit.  In other words, God told them what would happen if they ate the fruit.  Therefore, this was disobedience.  They had to understand that in order to make a choice.  So the fruit was much more than simply knowing right from wrong.\n\nBut there is a chasm of difference between questioning God with a view to seeking understanding and challenging his universal sovereignty.
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The third is Li: proper manner or orderliness  \n\nThe "Five Aspects of Deliberate Tradition" are as follows:\n\nJen: goodness or human-heartedness; it can be understood as the notion that a relationship is not an objective thing but rather a relational event. \nChun Tze: the noble person; the ideal partner or participant in a relationship. \nLi: prior to Confucius' time, the proper manner or orderliness with which sacred ritual acts are carried out; but Confucius adds a second meaning to this: the idea that one's social comportment is just such a ritual act, to the point that the actions and processes of human interaction are more or less choreographed. Human relationship is like a sacred dance. \nTe: power; in this case, power by moral example. Those over whom one has authority or responsibility will learn through his comportment and behavior. \nWen: the arts of peace; a culture should be remembered by its arts, these are what endure, not military aggression or socio-political oppression. More broadly, it can refer to an aesthetic approach to all aspects of human interaction.
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God, my children, laughter, spring trees, the sunshine, the rain, the ocean, the breezes, music, life, love and friends.  \n\nGood books, great thoughts, intellect and comedy, peace, joy, harmony, Christian education, clean living.\n\nClassical art, modern art, history and psychology.  People.\n\nPassion for living.  Passion for the truth.  Passion for life.  Passion for people.  INTENSE passion!!
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The fruit of the vine represented the blood of Jesus that he understood would soon be spilled, and so he offered it up as sacrifice. The bread represented his flesh. The term "Bread of Life" had already been around for awhile in Judaism, bread being considered the staff of life or a basic necessity for living. It was that basic to their diet. Which is why they broke bread with their hands as opposed to cutting it with a knife which was akin to a violent act. It was out of respect for both the gift and the Giver. Jesus continued that thought at the Last Supper.
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He certainly helped to define it.\nSt. Augustine brought together several strands of thinking:\n\n 1. there are “triadic” traces of the Trinity in the human soul: For example:  triad of self-knowledge (memory, understanding, will)\n \n triad of self-love (Lover, Beloved, Love)\n \n\n \n 2. the Spirit is the basis of the union between God and believers, and believer to believer. That is, the Spirit is the giver of community\n \n 3. “God is love” (1 John 4:8, 16)\n \n\n \n\nAnd proposed:\n\n the Holy Spirit is Love personified\n \n Just as we experience the Holy Spirit as the “bond of love” between believers, the “giver of community,” so too within the Godhead, the Holy Spirit is the Bond of Love between Father and Son  Hence that triadic trace of the Trinity in each of us -- the “triad of self-love”\n \n\n \n “Economic Trinity” = “Immanent Trinity” is being assumed\n \n\n \n\nIn this model, Love (the Holy Spirit) must of course proceed from the Father and Son, not merely from the Father. Scripture (John 20:22) provides further support: Jesus, appearing to his disciples after the resurrection, breathed on them and said to them, "Receive the Holy Spirit. \n\nThe Son is the Word of God, Spirit is the Breath of God, proceeding from the Father and the Son.
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The tree of knowledge, which contained fruit of some kind with a serpent wrapped around it's branches. That's how I'd know it was refering to the garden of eden.
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Most of all love! \nThe Bible reveals Jehovah’s personality to us. It shows that his outstanding qualities are love, justice, wisdom, and power. (Deuteronomy 32:4; Job 12:13; Isaiah 40:26; 1 John 4:8) The Bible tells us that he is also merciful, kind, forgiving, generous, and patient. We, like obedient children, should try to imitate him.—Ephesians 5:1, 2.\n\nloj
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Self confidence, manners, and class are up there for me. Looks help out identify someone but in the end its who they are as a person. Being open minded but logical and moral are a must.