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2,102 results for “Hebrews” — showing 1,981–2,000

  1. TopicNetzerMessiah, particularly in relation to Jesus Christ. It is derived from the Hebrew word נֵצֶר, meaning 'branch' or 'shoot,' and is linked to the prophecy
  2. TopicNew Covenantstone to a law written on hearts, as prophesied in the Hebrew Scriptures. Embrace the grace and forgiveness offered through the New Covenant in daily life
  3. TopicNew Covenant GloryCovenant, which is permanent and transformative through the Spirit. The author of Hebrews explains the superiority of the New Covenant, highlighting its promises and the internalization
  4. TopicNew Exodusabout a new exodus through His death and resurrection. The author of Hebrews discusses the new covenant established through Christ, which fulfills and surpasses
  5. TopicNew Moonbiblical calendar, marking the beginning of each month in the Hebrew lunar calendar. It is associated with worship, offerings, and the observance of God's appointed
  6. TopicNew Songhumanity. The idea of a new song is rooted in the Hebrew tradition of worship, where songs were often composed in response to God's acts
  7. TopicNot Turning Backkingdom of God, highlighting the importance of unwavering commitment. The writer of Hebrews encourages believers to live by faith and not to shrink back, affirming that
  8. TopicNumber of the Beastoften interpreted as a coded reference to Emperor Nero, whose name in Hebrew can be calculated to this number, symbolizing the oppressive regime faced by early
  9. TopicOmnipresence of Godomnipresence. The concept of God's omnipresence is rooted in the Hebrew Scriptures and is affirmed in the New Testament, reflecting the understanding
  10. TopicOmniscience of Godunsearchable. The concept of God's omniscience is rooted in the Hebrew Scriptures and is affirmed throughout the New Testament, reflecting the belief
  11. TopicOracles of Godindicating the continuity of God's communication through history. The author of Hebrews mentions the need for believers to grow in understanding of the oracles
  12. TopicPanimterm 'panim' (פנים) in Hebrew translates to 'face' and is often used in the Bible to denote the presence of God, the idea of intimacy
  13. TopicPaqadterm 'paqad' in Hebrew, meaning 'to visit, appoint, or muster,' carries significant theological implications throughout the Old Testament, often associated with God's intervention, remembrance
  14. TopicPartnershipsillustrate the importance of accountability and encouragement among believers, as seen in Hebrews
  15. TopicPath of Lightmetaphor for God's presence and guidance is deeply rooted in the Hebrew Scriptures. Seek God's guidance through prayer and Scripture to stay
  16. TopicPaths to Peacetimes of conflict, both in personal lives and among nations. The Hebrew concept of 'Shalom' encompasses not just the absence of conflict but a holistic sense
  17. TopicPeacecovenant relationships, both between God and His people and among nations. The Hebrew word 'Shalom' conveys a sense of completeness and well-being, while the Greek
  18. TopicPeace OfferingPeace Offering, or 'Zebach Shlamim' in Hebrew, is a type of sacrifice outlined in the Levitical laws, symbolizing fellowship and gratitude between God and the offerer
  19. TopicPeace in Godpermanence and depth. The biblical understanding of peace is rooted in the Hebrew word 'Shalom,' which encompasses not just the absence of conflict but also completeness
  20. TopicPeace of Godconcept of peace in the biblical context often reflects the Hebrew word 'Shalom,' which encompasses completeness, welfare, and harmony. In the New Testament, the Greek word

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