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203 results for “Election” — showing 181–200
- TopicIsraelchosen people, reflecting His character to the world. Israel's election signifies God's grace and sovereignty in choosing a people for Himself. The land
- TopicJesus' PredictionsJesus speaks of His return in glory and the gathering of His elect, highlighting eschatological hope. Jesus' predictions were made during His earthly ministry
- TopicKataleimmathat has turned away from God. Remnant Theology Faithfulness of God Divine Election Paul references the remnant of Israel that has remained faithful to God, highlighting
- TopicMalachicontrasting it with His rejection of Esau, highlighting the theme of divine election. Prophecy of the coming messenger who will prepare the way for the Lord
- TopicMother of Solomon (Bathsheba)lives of God's people. Illustrates the theme of divine election in the establishment of Solomon's reign
- TopicParousiaJudgment Restoration Jesus describes His return with power and glory, gathering His elect from the four winds. Paul explains that the Lord will descend from heaven
- TopicPaul's ImprisonmentJesus Christ, emphasizing that he endures everything for the sake of the elect. Paul faced imprisonment in various locations, including Philippi, Jerusalem, and Rome, often
- TopicPontusearly spread of Christianity. The Apostle Peter addresses his letter to the 'elect exiles of the Dispersion in Pontus,' indicating the presence of Christians
- TopicPredestinationdestiny of individuals, particularly concerning salvation. Sovereignty of God Grace and Salvation Election Assurance of Salvation Paul states that God chose us in Christ before
- TopicRaptureHimself. Jesus speaks of His coming in glory and gathering His elect from the four winds. The concept of the Rapture has roots in early Christian
- TopicReaffirmationwill. Peter encourages believers to make their calling and election sure, reaffirming their faith through good works. Reaffirmation often occurs in contexts of transition or challenge
- TopicReturn of ChristLife Jesus describes His return with power and great glory, gathering His elect from the four winds. Paul explains that the Lord will descend from heaven
- TopicReturn of ChristProphecy Jesus describes His return with power and glory, gathering His elect from the four winds. Paul explains that the Lord will descend from heaven
- TopicSecond ComingRestoration Jesus describes His return in glory and the gathering of His elect from the four winds. Paul explains the resurrection of the dead in Christ
- TopicSeirsovereignty in choosing Jacob over Esau, which has implications for understanding divine election. Demonstrates the consequences of pride and violence as seen in the judgment against
- TopicServant of the Lordultimate Servant. Faithfulness to God's Call Suffering and Redemption Divine Election Messianic Prophecy This passage introduces the Servant of the Lord, highlighting His mission
- TopicSpiritual BlessingsBody of Christ This passage outlines the spiritual blessings in Christ, including election, adoption, redemption, and the sealing of the Holy Spirit. Peter emphasizes that
- TopicSpiritual Deceptionperform great signs and wonders to deceive, if possible, even the elect. Paul speaks of false apostles, deceitful workers disguising themselves as apostles of Christ, emphasizing
- TopicThe End TimesEarth Jesus describes His return in glory and the gathering of His elect from the four winds. Paul outlines the resurrection of the dead in Christ
- TopicThe Persistent Widow (Luke 18:1-8)heart, culminating in the assurance that God will bring justice to His elect. In the context of first-century Judea, widows were often marginalized and vulnerable