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2,102 results for “Hebrews” — showing 2,061–2,080
- TopicTamimterm 'Tamim' (תָּמִים) in Hebrew translates to 'blameless' or 'perfect' and is used in various contexts throughout the Old Testament, often in relation to the character
- TopicTanakhTanakh, also known as the Hebrew Bible, is the canonical collection of Jewish texts, which is also significant in Christianity as the Old Testament
- TopicTehillah (Praise)Tehillah, derived from the Hebrew word 'תְּהִלָּה', refers to a form of praise that is often spontaneous and exuberant, emphasizing the act of glorifying God through
- TopicTemple Veilbeginning of a new way to approach God. The author of Hebrews explains that through the blood of Jesus, believers have confidence to enter the Most
- TopicTenttent as a place of divine presence. The author of Hebrews describes the Tabernacle (the tent) and its furnishings, emphasizing its role in the Old Covenant
- TopicTeruahTeruah is a Hebrew term that refers to a specific type of blast or shout, often associated with the Feast of Trumpets (Yom Teruah) and significant
- TopicThe Lordcreation. The concept of the Lord has deep roots in the Hebrew Scriptures, where God is revealed as Yahweh, the covenant-keeping God of Israel
- TopicThis is the Daydaily renewal of mercy and faithfulness. The phrase is rooted in the Hebrew Scriptures, where the acknowledgment of God's sovereignty and provision is central
- TopicThoughtsseen as reflections of one's character and relationship with God. The Hebrew and Greek cultures placed significant emphasis on the heart and mind
- TopicThrone of Gracemercy seat, where God's presence dwelled. The author of Hebrews addresses a community familiar with the sacrificial system, illustrating how Christ fulfills and surpasses these
- TopicTikvahTikvah, a Hebrew word meaning 'hope,' is a significant theme throughout the Bible, representing the expectation and trust in God's promises and faithfulness. Hope
- TopicTodahTodah is a Hebrew term that translates to 'thanksgiving' or 'praise,' often used in the context of worship and expressing gratitude to God. It is significant
- TopicTorahknown as the Pentateuch, consists of the first five books of the Hebrew Bible: Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy. It serves as the foundational text
- TopicTov (Good)Hebrew word 'tov' (טוֹב) translates to 'good' and is a significant term throughout the Old Testament, often used to describe God's creation, His character
- TopicTransformative Loveconcept of love in the biblical context is rooted in the Hebrew Scriptures, where love is often associated with covenant faithfulness. In the New Testament, Jesus
- TopicTruth in Literaturefoundational to the covenant relationship between God and His people. The Hebrew Scriptures often emphasize the importance of truth in the context of justice, integrity
- TopicTsedeq (Righteousness)Tsedeq, a Hebrew term meaning 'righteousness,' is a central theme in the Old Testament, representing moral integrity, justice, and the covenant relationship between
- TopicTzaddikterm 'Tzaddik' (צדיק) in Hebrew refers to a righteous person, often used in the context of those who live according to God's commandments and embody
- TopicTzava (Commandment)Tzava, meaning 'commandment' in Hebrew, refers to the divine instructions given by God to His people, particularly in the context of the Torah. It encompasses
- TopicTzedekoften translated as 'justice' or 'righteousness,' is a fundamental concept in the Hebrew Bible that emphasizes moral integrity, fairness, and the ethical treatment of others, particularly