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3,412 results for “OldTestament” — showing 2,381–2,400
- TopicSpiritual Woundsvarious forms of spiritual wounds due to sin, oppression, and loss. The Old Testament prophets often spoke of healing and restoration, while the New Testament reveals
- TopicStaff of MosesStaff of Moses is a significant symbol in the Old Testament, representing God's power and authority as demonstrated through Moses during the Exodus and throughout
- TopicStand for Justicedefend the rights of the poor and needy. Throughout the Old Testament, Israel was called to be a nation that reflects God's justice, especially
- TopicStandardsrenewing of their minds. The standards set forth in the Old Testament were given to the Israelites as part of the covenant relationship with God, guiding
- TopicSteadfast Lovecovenantal love towards His people. It is a central theme throughout the Old Testament and is foundational to understanding God's character and His relationship with
- TopicStephen's Speech (Acts 7)throughout Israel's history despite human rebellion. Illustrates the continuity between the Old Testament and the New Testament, showing Jesus as the fulfillment
- TopicStrifebiblical narrative, often arising from human sinfulness, jealousy, and pride. The Old Testament recounts numerous conflicts among the Israelites, while the New Testament addresses strife within
- TopicStubbornnessStubbornness is often illustrated through the narrative of the Israelites in the Old Testament, particularly in their repeated disobedience and refusal to follow God's commands
- TopicStumblingstonemetaphor of the stumblingstone is rooted in the prophetic literature of the Old Testament and is used in the New Testament to illustrate the response
- TopicSubstitutionconcept of substitution is rooted in the sacrificial system of the Old Testament, where animals were offered as substitutes for the sins of the people, pointing
- TopicSubstitutionary Atonementsacrifice. The concept of substitutionary atonement has roots in the Old Testament sacrificial system, where animals were offered as substitutes for the sins of the people
- TopicSubstitutionary Atonementconcept of substitutionary atonement is rooted in the sacrificial system of the Old Testament, where animals were offered as substitutes for the sins of the people
- TopicSuccothtabernacles,' is a significant biblical festival and location mentioned in the Old Testament, particularly associated with the Feast of Tabernacles (Sukkot) and the Israelites' journey through
- TopicSufferingChrist's sufferings. The biblical context of suffering spans from the Old Testament, where Job's trials exemplify human suffering, to the New Testament, where early
- TopicSuffering Servanteunuch that the Suffering Servant in Isaiah refers to Jesus, connecting the Old Testament prophecy to the New Testament fulfillment. The passages in Isaiah were written
- TopicSurrogacyvalue of each life. In ancient cultures, including those of the Old Testament, surrogacy-like practices were sometimes employed due to issues of infertility, reflecting societal
- TopicSustainable Warfarepeace with everyone, suggesting a preference for reconciliation over warfare. Throughout the Old Testament, Israel engaged in warfare as part of their covenant relationship with
- TopicSword, Famine, Pestilencethemes of sword, famine, and pestilence are significant in the Old Testament, often representing God's judgment and the consequences of sin. These elements are frequently
- TopicSyriaSyria, known in biblical times as Aram, is frequently mentioned in the Old Testament as a neighboring nation to Israel, often in the context of conflict
- TopicTabernaclesacrifice in our spiritual lives. Appreciate the foreshadowing of Christ in the Old Testament and how it informs our understanding of the New Covenant. The Tabernacle