Ministration

Ministration

(διακονία, λειτουργία, both usually rendered "ministry"), the period during which an office is administered (Lu 1:23). The law of Moses is called the "ministration of death" and "condemnation." It convinces men of .sin, the penalty for which is eternal death; and to this they are already condemned. The Gospel is the "ministration of the Spirit" that "giveth life;" it proceeds from the Holy Ghost; is confirmed and applied by him; and by means of it he conveys life, and all spiritual graces and benefits, to the souls of men (2Co 3:7-8). The term is also used for the distribution of alms (Ac 6:1; 2Co 9:13).

Definition of ministration

 
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