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His deathledto the first great persecution of the church
These actions on the part of Peter and Johnwill leadto the first persecution in the Church
that groupcausedpersecution to increase in the Smyrna church
Orange revolutionhas ledto a new persecution of the Church
His deathledto persecution of the first church
His successresultedin the first persecution of the Church
his uniquely powerful telescopesleadingto a life of persecution from the church
the Year of the Four Emperorscauseda decline in the persecution of the church
and then he went onto leada great persecution against the church
Galileo would later prove this claim with his uniquely powerful telescopes ,leadingto a life of persecution from the church
bringing about the First Socialist Republic in Portugalleadingto a major persecution of the Church
Nerosetoff the first persecution of Christians
the issuewill ... leadto active persecution of the Church
he knewwould resultin a fresh persecution of the Church
this zealous Jewwas leadinga wave of persecution against the Church
a line ... that is goingto resultin genuine persecution of the Church
The book ... that is goingto leadto mass persecution of Christians
the prevalent attitudes and beliefs of the ruling classcausedthe persecution of early Christians
religionprovokedthe early persecution of believers
This is partlyledto the early persecution of Christians
the Beast 's claims to worship inleadto the persecution of the church
so these beliefs and superstitions together made for a confused attitude towards herbal remediesleadingto the persecution of witches by the Church
Paul?s ... the roadwas leadingto the persecution of the Church
the road ... his lifewas leadingto the persecution of the Church
Saul of Tarsussetout to persecute Christians and thus the early church
these eventswill leadto the persecution of the church
lawswill resultin the persecution of the Church
her actionsresultin the persecution of the church
Stephen?s deathprovokeda persecution of the church
deathprovokeda persecution of the church
EMPHASIS ... the homosexual rightsresultsto persecution of Christian Churches
The revolutionled almost immediatelyto the persecution of the church
This Saulwas leadingthe persecution of the church
the issueledto the persecution of the church
a change in hearts and mindsresultedin the persecution of the church
Other officialshad contributedto the persecution of the Church
Saul ... a little over a year earlierhad been leadingthe persecution against the church
this principleleadsto the persecution of the Church
a dangerous sectarian identificationhas ... resultedin the persecution of the church
the involvement of Korean Catholics in nationalistic movementswould provokea persecution of the Church
in the progress of the Churchoften resultsin the progress of the Church
in a great dispersion of the Church ... which results in widespread evangelism by the Churchresultsin a great dispersion of the Church ... which results in widespread evangelism by the Church
in harassment , violence , and even martyrdomresultedin harassment , violence , and even martyrdom
sorrow to the children of the Churchcausessorrow to the children of the Church
even Peter to flee the areacausedeven Peter to flee the area
in the diaspora , orresultedin the diaspora , or
people to be more determined to not let go of their faithhas ... causedpeople to be more determined to not let go of their faith
the depopulation of Jerusalemcausedthe depopulation of Jerusalem
in the apparent disappearance of the true Church from the earthresultsin the apparent disappearance of the true Church from the earth
the early Christian church to become an underground movementcausedthe early Christian church to become an underground movement
the early Christian church to be an underground movementcausedthe early Christian church to be an underground movement
it to become an underground movementcausedit to become an underground movement
to expansionleadsto expansion
it to be an underground movementcausedit to be an underground movement
it to turn out to be an underground movementcausedit to turn out to be an underground movement
it to turn into an underground movementcausedit to turn into an underground movement
in many believers being dispersed from Judaearesultedin many believers being dispersed from Judaea
the scattering(passive) caused bythe scattering
to talking about other world eventsledto talking about other world events
Some of the needs(passive) were likely caused bySome of the needs
the tradition(passive) set ... bythe tradition
oftenresultsoften
Goddoes ... causeGod
the Lord?s work to go onwould ... causethe Lord?s work to go on
to the expansion of the churchledto the expansion of the church
a scattering over all of the Roman Empirecauseda scattering over all of the Roman Empire
Christians being scatteredledChristians being scattered
to the spread of the Gospel 3leadsto the spread of the Gospel 3
to the expansion of the gospelcan leadto the expansion of the gospel
in Christians being scattered all over the Middle Eastern countries and abroadhad resultedin Christians being scattered all over the Middle Eastern countries and abroad
the gospel to be fully preached in all the world ( c / pcausesthe gospel to be fully preached in all the world ( c / p
a riotcan causea riot
in the death of the saints and betrayal and hatred toward God?s peoplewill resultin the death of the saints and betrayal and hatred toward God?s people
in deathcan resultin death
the early Christianshad influencedthe early Christians
from the Catholic Churchresultedfrom the Catholic Church
the original intervention but military and political reasonspromptedthe original intervention but military and political reasons
the followers of Jesus to flee to the nearby cities , where they made more disciplescausedthe followers of Jesus to flee to the nearby cities , where they made more disciples
the believers who had congregated in Jerusalem to disperse to other placescausedthe believers who had congregated in Jerusalem to disperse to other places
to a need for more organization ... therefore strengthening the episcopal church conceptledto a need for more organization ... therefore strengthening the episcopal church concept