Example: Someone has faith to bile God will heal them.
en: Heb 11:1
Fellowship
noun
1. Companionship, company
2. Community of interest, activity, feeling or experience
Example: I’m looking forward to fellowshipping with the saints at church.
After service, we were fellowshipping and having dinner.
Looking forward to fellowshipping with like-minded people.
en: “not forsaking the assembling of ourselves together, as the manner of some is; but exhorting one another: and so much the more, as ye see the day approaching.”
Hebrews 10:25 KJV
Acts 2:42
They were continually devoting themselves to the apostles’ teaching and to fellowship, to the breaking of bread and to prayer.
Receiving - root word, receive
transitive verb
To come into the position of
Example: She was receiving the word of prophecy by the laying on of hands.
en: Matt 21:22
Matt 7:7
Acts 1:8
Acts 11:18
Saint
noun
One of God chosen people.
One recognized for holiness.
Example: I can't wait to get to church one with the saints!
en: Eph 2:2
Shot
1. Shot - noun
2. Shot - verb
1. n - a portion of a substance added during a process, a small amount applied at one time : dose, impartation, blast, direct discharge. To give a rebuke or pop for disobedience or rebellion.
2. v - action of shooting, one that shoots, a small amount applied at one time : dose, impartation, blast, direct discharge. to throw or cast off or out often with force. to emit (light, flame, fumes, etc.) suddenly and rapidly.
Example: 1. "You were healed from the shot they received in Chicago." "Only thing wrong is they are in need of a shot." "I had a horrible day. I had to go to Mother Stacks and get a shot." "I need a shot."
2. "They were shot into their gift." "I'm going to shot you to a place."
en: 1 Thes 2:8,
James 5:14,
2 Kings 4:34,
Romans 1:11,
1 Tim 4:14,
2 Kings 13:17 - verb,
