Examples of 'berean' in a sentence
Meaning of "berean"
berean (adjective) - relating to the Bereans, a group of people mentioned in the New Testament who were praised for their willingness to study and verify the teachings they encountered. In modern contexts, this term can refer to a diligent, studious, or discerning approach to learning and faith
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- An inhabitant of the ancient city of Berea in what is now northern Greece.
- A member of an 18th-century Scottish Protestant sect who derived all knowledge of God from the Bible.
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Proving that he is not a good Berean at all.
Be a Berean in your own investigations.
Do what the Berean Jews did.
Berean Academy has high academic expectations for each student.
Twelve people aboard the Berean were killed in the collision and subsequent fire.
It was during this time that he created The Berean Expositor.
Be a Berean and study the Scriptures for yourself.
Investigate as a Berean.
The Berean Jews were nobler because they took emotion out of the equation.
Students receive sound doctrinal training through the Berean School of the Bible.
As a Berean - dig out scripture the true manner of things.
Come and become part of the Berean Bond!
The Berean believers were commended as “ more noble minded ” than the Thessalonian Christians.
The noble-mindedness of these Berean Jews is a matter of.
Today Berean Bible College offers both on-site education at its Poway campus and distance learning.
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Presently settled in central Texas, he is director of the Berean Beacon.
The group is currently known as the Berean Bible Students Church, with fewer than 200 members.
Learning to be a student, a Berean.
The Berean Jews were more noble-minded.
While in Mount Barker, he founded a Berean association.
Time to think Berean style!
The following quote is the complete statement as found in The Berean Call, May 1998.
What a picture of Berean Christianity!
Giants are coming… - Berean Breadcrumbs.
