iii. --1 COR. 1 Corinthiens 3:16 Louis Segond (LSG). The temple, as the name means (from a Greek root "to dwell"), was the earthly dwelling-place of God, where alone He put His name. And the allusion is probably to the fact that God dwelt by a visible symbol - "the Shechinah" - in the temple, and that His abode was there.
I remark, then, in the second place, that as temples all Christians are to be manifesters of God.III. Tout est à vous; The household of Jesus, which is the whole Creation, is not divided against itself, and the fellow-servants do not beat one another. ( So the apostle says of the Christian community. Know ye not that ye are the temple, &c.— "I told you that ye are God's building, 1 Corinthians 3:9. 2 Corinthiens 6:16 What does 1 Corinthians 3:16 mean?
1 Corinthiens 3:16 LSG. 1 Corinthians 3:16, CSB: "Don't you yourselves know that you are God's temple and that the Spirit of God lives in you?" This figure the apostle Paul several times uses, (1) From the fact that it was devoted to his service; and,(2) From the fact that it was the special residence of Yahweh.Among the pagan also, temples were regarded as sacred. soit Paul, soit Apollos, soit Céphas, soit le monde, soit la vie, soit la mort, soit les choses présentes, soit les choses à venir. Hé 3:6. "(1320) Hence merit calls for a threefold reward: (1) an increase of sanctifying grace; (2) heavenly glory; and (3) an increase of that Scriptures references: 1 Corinthians 3:11; 3:6-9; Colossians 1:18; Acts 2:47; Ephesians 5:23-27; Matthew 16:16,18; 18:17; Acts 5:11,12; 13:1,2; 14:23; 16:5; 1 Corinthians 11:18-34; 12:28-31; 1 Thessalonians 1:1; 2:14; 1 Timothy 3:15; Hebrews 12:22,23; Revelation 1:4,11,20; 2:7,11; 22:16; 22:12-15,17. 1 Corinthiens 3:16-23 16 Ne savez-vous pas que vous êtes le temple de Dieu, et que l'Esprit de Dieu habite en vous?
What Jesus Christ is to a man settles what everything else is to Him. This furnishes out a considerable proof of the deity and distinct personality of the Spirit, since this is mentioned as an evidence of the saints being the temple of God, which would not be one, if the Spirit was not God, who dwells therein; and since a temple is sacred to deity, and therefore if he dwells here as in a temple, he must dwell here as God; and since he is mentioned as distinct from God, whose Spirit he is, and dwelling, a personal action is ascribed to him, he must be a distinct divine person. As He dwelt there among the Jews; as He had there a temple - a dwelling place, so he dwells among Christians. And the idea is one which denotes agency, influence, favor, special regard; and in that sense only can he be present with his church.
17 Si quelqu’un détruit le temple de Dieu, Dieu le détruira; car le temple de Dieu est saint, et c’est ce que vous êtes. 1 Jean 2 Jean 3 Jean Jude Apocalypse.
Denomination: Other. Précédent. And so it is regarded as a species of sacrilege to violate the temple, and to devote it to other uses, And that the Spirit of God - The Holy Spirit, the third person of the Trinity. The only one is the spiritual temple, the whole body of believing worshippers in which the Holy Spirit dwells (1Co 6:19; Joh 4:23, 24). 1 And I, brethren, could not speak unto you as unto spiritual, but as unto carnal, even as unto babes in Christ. This is conclusively proved by Dwelleth in you - As God dwelt formerly in the tabernacle, and afterward in the temple, so His Spirit now dwells among Christians - This cannot mean:(1) That the Holy Spirit is "personally united" to Christians, so as to form a personal union; or,(2) That there is to Christians any communication of his nature or personal qualities; or,(3) That there is any union of "essence," or "nature" with them, for God is present in all places, and can, as God, be no more present at one place than at another.The only sense in which he can be especially present in any place is by His "influence," or "agency." I have in conformity with our resolve put together some few points concerning the Reformation of the Christian Estate, with the intent of placing the same THE cause of the first failure of the mission amongst the Saxons, may serve as a lesson and a warning to all times. Bible Language Français. Let me deal, first of all, and only for a moment or two, with the underlying thought that is here-that every Christian is a dwelling-place of God.II. vi. The temple was the house of sacrifice, rather than of prayer. 1 Corinthiens 6:19 Ne savez-vous pas que votre corps est le temple du Saint-Esprit qui est en vous, que vous avez reçu de Dieu, et que vous ne vous appartenez point à vous-mêmes? Then turning himself to these ambitious men, he shows that they profane the Temple of God, because those vain arts in which they please themselves so much are, as he teaches, many pollutions of the holy doctrine of God, and the purity of the Church. Is He the anointed of God? Ye are the temple of God - This is to be understood of the community of Christians, or of the church, as being the place where God dwells on the earth.