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2,102 results for “Hebrews” — showing 2,081–2,100

  1. TopicUnderstanding the Heartintentions. This understanding shaped the moral and spiritual teachings of the Hebrew Scriptures and the New Testament. Regularly examine one's heart and motives in light
  2. TopicUnfailing LoveUnfailing love, often referred to as 'hesed' in Hebrew, is a central theme in the Bible that reflects God's steadfast, loyal, and covenantal love towards
  3. TopicUnintentional Sinemphasizing that both native Israelites and foreigners are included. The author of Hebrews notes that the high priest enters the Most Holy Place once a year
  4. TopicVeil Torntorn veil in relation to Jesus' sacrificial death. The author of Hebrews explains that through the blood of Jesus, believers have confidence to enter the Most
  5. TopicVengeance is the Lord'stake revenge but leave room for God's wrath. The author of Hebrews quotes the Lord's declaration of vengeance, reinforcing the theme of divine retribution
  6. TopicWelcomeimportance of acceptance in the community of faith. The writer of Hebrews reminds believers to show hospitality to strangers, as some have entertained angels without knowing
  7. TopicWho is Like God?uniqueness and sovereignty of God. It is often associated with the Hebrew name 'Michael,' which means 'Who is like God?' and emphasizes God's incomparable nature
  8. TopicWholenessunderstood in the context of covenant relationships with God and community. The Hebrew concept of 'Shalom' encompasses peace, completeness, and welfare, reflecting God’s desire
  9. TopicWonderfulmiraculous power. The concept of 'wonderful' is deeply rooted in the Hebrew and Greek cultures, where the miraculous and extraordinary were often seen as manifestations
  10. TopicWords of Powersignificant, often associated with blessings, curses, and the authority of leaders. The Hebrew culture placed great importance on the spoken word, reflecting God's creative nature
  11. TopicYHWHYHWH, the personal name of God in the Hebrew Bible, signifies His eternal existence, sovereignty, and covenant relationship with His people. It is often translated
  12. TopicYadterm 'Yad' in Hebrew translates to 'hand' and is often used in the Bible to symbolize power, authority, and action. It appears in various contexts, representing
  13. TopicYahshortened form of the divine name YHWH (Yahweh), used in Hebrew scripture to denote the personal name of God, emphasizing His covenant relationship with His people
  14. TopicYahwehYahweh is the personal name of God in the Hebrew Bible, representing His eternal, self-existent nature and covenant relationship with His people. The name
  15. TopicYareterm 'yare' is a Hebrew word that translates to 'fear' or 'reverence,' often used in the context of one's relationship with God, emphasizing a deep
  16. TopicYashaterm 'yasha' (יָשַׁע) in Hebrew means 'to save' or 'to deliver.' It is a significant concept throughout the Old Testament, often associated with God's saving
  17. TopicYatsar (יָצַר)Yatsar is a Hebrew term meaning 'to form' or 'to shape,' often used in the context of God's creative activity, particularly in the formation
  18. TopicYeshuaYeshua, the Hebrew name for Jesus, is central to the New Testament as the Messiah and Savior of humanity. His life, teachings, death, and resurrection fulfill
  19. TopicYeshuah (Jesus)Yeshuah, the Hebrew name for Jesus, is central to the Christian faith as the Messiah, the Son of God, and the Savior of humanity. His life
  20. TopicZakarterm 'zakar' in Hebrew translates to 'remember' or 'to mention' and is significant in the biblical context as it relates to God's covenant, remembrance

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