The Word Ministration

Publishing Committee · Rochester, N. Y. · Dec 12, 1854

The Word Ministration

In 2 Cor. iii, is from the Greek word diakonia, and occurs as follows:

Luke x, 40. Martha was cumbered about much serving, Acts i, 17. had obtained part of this ministry. 25. he may take part of this ministry vii, 1. neglected in the daily ministration. 4. to the ministry of the word. xi, 29. determined to send relief unto the xii, 25. they had fulfilled their ministry, xx, 24. the ministry, which I have received xxi, 19. among the Gentiles by his ministry. Rom. xi, 13. I magnify mine office: xii, 7. Or ministry, let us wait on our ministering: xv, 31. that my service which I have 1 Cor. xii, 5. differences of administrations, xvi, 15. themselves to the ministry of the saints, 2 Cor. iii, 7. if the ministration of death 8 the ministration of the Spirit 9 the ministration of condemnation — the ministration of righteousness iv, 1. seeing we have this ministry, v, 18. the ministry of reconciliation; vi, 3. that the ministry be not blamed: viii, 4. the fellowship of the ministering to ix, 1. the ministering to the saints,

For the administration of this service
the experiment of this ministration

xi, 8. wages of them, to do you service. [lit for min[1]istering to you] Eph. iv, 12. the work of the ministry, Col. iv, 17. Take heed to the ministry 1 Tim. i, 12 putting me into the ministry; 2 Tim. iv, 5. make full proof of thy ministry. 11. profitable to me for the ministry. Heb. i, 14 sent forth to minister for them Rev. ii, 19. know thy works, and charity, and service.