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279 results for “Household” — showing 221–240
- TopicCitizenshipdescribed as fellow citizens with the saints and members of the household of God, illustrating their belonging in the community of faith. In the Roman Empire
- TopicCitizenship in Heavendescribed as fellow citizens with the saints and members of the household of God, indicating a new identity in Christ. The faithful are described as strangers
- TopicCommunity Identityinterdependence. Believers are described as fellow citizens and members of God's household, built together as a holy temple in the Lord. Encouragement to consider
- TopicCustodiancustodian or steward was often a trusted servant who managed the household or estate of a master, reflecting the relationship between God and His people
- TopicDathantheir rebellion. The earth opens up and swallows Dathan, Abiram, and their households, illustrating the severe consequences of their rebellion. Dathan lived during the time
- TopicDavid and Zibarise of David. Ziba, as a servant of Saul's household, navigates this complex environment, reflecting the loyalties and betrayals of the time. Encourage acts
- TopicDeaconshipqualifications for deacons, emphasizing character, faithfulness, and the importance of managing their households well. The role of deacons emerged in the early church as a response
- TopicDoorpostsword central in their lives. Joshua declares that he and his household will serve the Lord, highlighting the commitment to faith within the home. In ancient
- TopicEcclesiastical Structureoverseers (bishops) and deacons, emphasizing moral character and ability to manage their households. The appointment of deacons to serve the needs of the community, illustrating
- TopicEgyptian Servantthem in the wilderness. Hagar was an Egyptian servant in the household of Abraham and Sarah, reflecting the cultural practices of the time regarding servitude
- TopicEliCovenant being captured, symbolizing the judgment on his household. Eli served as a priest at Shiloh during a tumultuous period in Israel's history, characterized
- TopicFaithful Managergrace. In biblical times, managers or stewards were often entrusted with the household affairs of their masters, reflecting a relationship of trust and responsibility that parallels
- TopicFamily Responsibilitythat anyone who does not provide for their relatives, especially their own household, has denied the faith. In biblical times, family was the central unit
- TopicFamily Reunionfamily reunion. Paul speaks of believers as members of God's household, highlighting the unity and belonging within the family of God. In biblical times, family
- TopicFamily in ChristChrist Believers are described as fellow citizens and members of God's household, highlighting the familial aspect of the church. Encourages believers to do good
- TopicFamily of GodBelievers are described as fellow citizens and members of God's household, built together as a dwelling place for God. John emphasizes the love
- TopicFathersocietal norms. The father was seen as the head of the household, responsible for the spiritual and physical well-being of the family. Encourage fathers
- TopicFathers Housecommunal aspect of faith, where believers are part of God's household
- TopicGentile Conversionfellow citizens with God's people and members of His household. In the early church, there was significant tension between Jewish and Gentile believers regarding
- TopicGod's FamilyChrist. Believers are described as fellow citizens and members of God's household. In the early church, the concept of family was significant, as believers came