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2,102 results for “Hebrews” — showing 2,001–2,020

  1. TopicPeaceful Livingoften associated with the covenant relationship between God and His people. The Hebrew word 'Shalom' encompasses not just the absence of conflict but a holistic sense
  2. TopicPerfect Peacehearts. The concept of peace in the Bible is rooted in the Hebrew word 'Shalom,' which encompasses completeness, welfare, and tranquility. In the New Testament, peace
  3. TopicPerseverancewhich does not disappoint because of God's love. The author of Hebrews urges believers to run with perseverance the race marked out for them, fixing
  4. TopicPharaoh's Daughterwere enslaved in Egypt, and Pharaoh had ordered the death of all Hebrew male infants. Pharaoh's Daughter's actions directly countered this decree, highlighting
  5. TopicPlain of Duradecree to worship it, and the miraculous deliverance of the three Hebrew men from the fiery furnace. The Plain of Dura is located in Babylon, where
  6. TopicPneumaSpirit and the believer's prayer life. In the Jewish context, 'ruach' (Hebrew for spirit) is often associated with God's presence and action
  7. TopicPraise the Lordworship. The call to praise the Lord is deeply rooted in the Hebrew Scriptures, where worship was central to the life of Israel, particularly
  8. TopicPray for Peacequiet lives. In biblical times, peace was often associated with the Hebrew concept of 'Shalom,' which encompasses wholeness, completeness, and well-being, both individually and communally
  9. TopicPriest-Kingorder of Melchizedek, highlighting the eternal priesthood of Christ. The author of Hebrews elaborates on Melchizedek's significance and how Jesus fulfills this dual role, establishing
  10. TopicPropitiationsufficient for the sins of the whole world. The author of Hebrews notes that Jesus had to be made like His brothers in every respect
  11. TopicPsalm 1anonymous author and is part of the wisdom literature in the Hebrew Bible. It reflects the values of ancient Israel, where adherence
  12. TopicPsalm 111importance of reverence in understanding. Psalm 111 is part of the Hebrew Psalter and is often associated with the worship practices of ancient Israel, reflecting
  13. TopicPsalm 119acrostic poem, with each section corresponding to a letter of the Hebrew alphabet, emphasizing the significance of Scripture in the life of a believer. The Value
  14. TopicPsalm 67earth will yield its harvest. This psalm is part of the Hebrew hymnal and reflects the communal worship practices of ancient Israel. It was likely used
  15. TopicPsychespirit and body, reflecting a holistic view of human beings. The Hebrew term 'nephesh' and the Greek term 'psyche' both convey the idea of life
  16. TopicQadosh (Holy)term 'qadosh' in Hebrew signifies holiness, set apartness, and purity. It is a central theme throughout the Old Testament, particularly in the context
  17. TopicRachokRachok is a Hebrew term meaning 'far' or 'distant.' It is often used in the context of physical distance, emotional separation, or spiritual estrangement
  18. TopicRaphaterm 'Rapha' is derived from the Hebrew word 'רָפָא' (rapha), meaning 'to heal' or 'to restore.' It is often associated with God's healing power
  19. TopicRashaterm 'Rasha' (רָשָׁע) in Hebrew translates to 'wicked' or 'ungodly' and is used throughout the Old Testament to describe individuals or nations that oppose
  20. TopicResharelated to sin, judgment, and redemption. The concept of 'Resha' (רֶשַׁע) in Hebrew often refers to wickedness or evil, and it is significant in understanding

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