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1.2 Verbal Expressions in Prayer: Glossary Review Exercises

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What is the best equivalent of the expression: "Bendición material"?

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Which option contains the best equivalents for "ofrenda" and "diezmos"?

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Which option contains the best interpretations for the expressions: "Para pregonar el evangelio" and "para llevar este camino de salvación por la vida eterna"?

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What is the best interpretation for the expression: "Damos primero lo que Tu nos has dado a nosotros"?

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What is the best interpretation for the expression: "Lo hacemos con amor porque Tu te lo mereces"?

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Choose two possible interpretations for the expression: "El Espíritu Santo ha vivificado esta enseñanza".

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What is the best interpretation for the expression: "Bendice, sobreabunda y multiplica. En el nombre de nuestro Señor Jesucristo. Amén."

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"Financial blessing" explicitly refers to money. "Material blessing" is a wider expression that may embrace many things.

"Tithes" is the standard biblical and church terminology in English (NKJV uses "tithes" throughout). "Tenths" is a literal translation of the Spanish "diezmos" but is not used in English church or biblical contexts. "Offering" is singular and correct as a collective noun in this pairing.

'Evangelize' implies preaching the Gospel in order to convert people to Christianity. That is the standard term to be used in Church. 'Gospelize' is a less frequent word. Sometimes, it is used as a synonym of 'evangelize.’ Sometimes, it exclusively refers to teaching the books of the Gospels. "Carry this path" fails because a path is not something you carry. The image breaks down literally and idiomatically.

"Firstly" is a formal, written-language adverb that sounds stiff and unnatural in spoken sermon delivery. "First" is always preferred in oral contexts. The correct past participle is "given," not "gave." "Have gave" is a common grammatical mistake but is incorrect in standard English.

In English you do not "make" an offering. You bring it, give it, or present it. "Merit" sounds too formal and transactional for the context." It also carries a sense of achievement or qualification, as if God had to meet a standard to receive the tithes and the offering.

"Invigorated" implies restoring or boosting something that was already alive but had lost momentum. It carries a connotation of refreshing or energizing an existing vitality. The Holy Spirit is not refreshing a teaching that had lost momentum; He is the source of its life entirely. So the word misrepresents the relationship between the Holy Spirit and the teaching.

In order to avoid ambiguities, the interpreter must infer and add the proper object or recipient of the action; in this case, it is neccesary to add the expression 'the tithes'.

 
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