salvation
salvation Initially, God's intention to rescue from danger; later his promise to establish his Kingdom. God's
gift to his
covenant people of help when they confront an enemy (1 Sam. 7: 8 etc.) or, later, God's resolve to establish his reign (Isa. 52: 10). In the NT Jesus (the name is from the
Hebrew word for ‘save’) brings salvation, by means of the reign or
kingdom of God (Matt. 1: 21; 21: 31–2; Luke 19: 10; John 4: 42; Phil 3: 20). But
faith ‘saved’ the woman with the haemorrhage (Mark 5: 34) in the sense simply of restoring her to health.
The
death and
resurrection of Jesus are the decisive moments according to the NT in the scheme of salvation. Those who have faith receive salvation; they are reconciled to God in the present (Rom. 13: 11–14) and saved from the perils of future
judgement (1 Thess. 1: 9–10). The experience of possession by the
spirit is a foretaste of future
joy of salvation in the kingdom (Rom. 8: 23; Eph. 1: 14).
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Vocal Cord Paralysis.(Industry Trend or Event)
Magazine article from: Health Management Technology; 6/1/1999; 700+ words
; ...into the throat at the vocal cords. A speech-language...weaknesses. How Is Vocal Cord Paralysis Treated? There...bulk to the paralyzed vocal cord or changing its position...into the paralyzed cord. Other substances currently...space between the vocal cords so the ...
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Vocal Cord Paralysis.(Technology Information)
Magazine article from: Health Management Technology; 6/1/1999; 700+ words
; ...into the throat at the vocal cords. A speech-language...weaknesses. How Is Vocal Cord Paralysis Treated? There...bulk to the paralyzed vocal cord or changing its position...into the paralyzed cord. Other substances currently...space between the vocal cords so the ...
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Vocal Cord Dysfunction Often Mimics Asthma.
Magazine article from: Family Practice News; 12/15/2000; ; 700+ words
; SAN FRANCISCO -- Vocal cord dysfunction is gaining...with diagnosing vocal cord dysfunction, which is...thirds of the vocal cords. Diagnosing these patients...in 26 (55%). Treat Vocal Cord Dysfunction With Relaxation...term management of vocal cord ...
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Reversible lateralization of the paralyzed vocal cord without tracheostomy
Magazine article from: The Annals of Otology, Rhinology & Laryngology; 1/1/2002; ; 700+ words
; ...of bilateral abductor vocal cord paralysis is usually...reversible endoscopic vocal cord lateral fixation would...of the paralyzed vocal cords and brought out through...of bilateral abductor vocal cord paralysis. KEY WORDS...paralysis of the vocal cords is ...
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Cervicomedullary compression: An unrecognized cause of vocal cord paralysis in rheumatoid arthritis
Magazine article from: The Annals of Otology, Rhinology & Laryngology; 6/1/1998; ; 700+ words
; ...rheumatoid arthritis, vocal cord paralysis. INTRODUCTION...dysfunction in which the vocal cords were approximated and...appeared narrowed. The cords were motionless on inspiration...was a paralysis of the vocal cords rather than an arthritic...authors proposed that ...
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Diagnose Vocal Cord Dysfunction With Laryngoscopy, Peak Flow Volume.
Magazine article from: Family Practice News; 5/15/2000; ; 700+ words
; SAN DIEGO -- Vocal cord dysfunction tends to be a...involve the larynx, vocal cord dysfunction causes acute upper...obstruction when the vocal cords close paradoxically on inspiration...Immunology. The symptoms of vocal cord dysfunction are myriad, and...
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Case report: Right vocal cord paralysis detected by PET/CT in a case of esophageal cancer.(Head &Neck Radiology)(positron emission tomography )(computed tomography)
Magazine article from: Indian Journal of Radiology and Imaging; 7/1/2007; ; 700+ words
; ...anterior neck was localized to the left vocal cord [Figure 2],[Figure 3]. On...or paralysis of the contralateral vocal cord.[sup] [5],[6],[7...or paralysis of the contralateral vocal cord and, at the same time, will also...
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Acoustic analysis of subjects with vocal cord paralysis.(Main Articles)
Magazine article from: Indian Journal of Otolaryngology and Head and Neck Surgery; 1/1/2005; ; 700+ words
; ...differentiating unilateral vocal cord paralysis (VCP...INTRODUCTION Vocal cord paralysis is the most...right and the left vocal cords respectively. These...the pathophysiology of vocal folds during phonation...visual inspection of vocal folds and subjective...the status ...
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LOCAL CENTERS GIVE VOICE TO SILENCED VOCAL CORDS
Newspaper article from: The Boston Globe; 7/30/2002; ; 700+ words
; ...usually occur on only one vocal cord - are also caused by microtrauma to the vocal cords. But one of the leading...More serious vocal cord problems result from...another way to restore vocal cord tissue is to use stem...from a donor or vocal cord cells ...
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Medialization thyroplasty for unilateral vocal cord paralysis.
Magazine article from: AORN Journal; 3/1/2002; ; 700+ words
; ...MEDIALIZATION THYROPLASTY FOR UNILATERAL VOCAL CORD PARALYSIS The article "Medialization...as points of attachment for the vocal cords. (5) The arytenoid moves in and...that regulate the tension of the vocal cords during speech. They also help close...
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Vocal Cord Dysfunction
Encyclopedia entry from: Gale Encyclopedia of Children's Health: Infancy through Adolescence
Vocal cord dysfunction Definition Vocal cord dysfunction (VCD) is a disorder that occurs when the vocal cords move toward each other when a person...VCD is also called paradoxical vocal cord motion (PVCM). Description Normally...
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vocal cords
Book article from: A Dictionary of Biology
vocal cords A pair of elastic membranes that project...larynx in air-breathing vertebrates. Vocal sounds are produced when expelled air passing through the larynx vibrates the cords. The pitch of the sound produced depends...
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VOCAL CORDS
Book article from: Concise Oxford Companion to the English Language
VOCAL CORDS, also vocal chords , vocal folds . Anatomical terms for folds inside the larynx, stretching from front to back, which control the flow of air from the trachea or windpipe into the pharynx, mouth, and nose. When muscular action...
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cord
Book article from: A Dictionary of Nursing
cord (kord) n. any long flexible structure, which may be solid or tubular. Examples include the spermatic cord, spinal cord, umbilical cord, and vocal cord.
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vocal folds
Book article from: A Dictionary of Nursing
vocal folds ( vocal cords ) ( voh -kăl) pl. n. the two folds of tissue protruding from the sides of the larynx...the expiratory air flow produces audible vibrations that make up speech, song, and all other vocal noises.
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