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279 results for “Household” — showing 241–260
- TopicGuardianshipanyone who does not provide for their relatives, especially for their own household, has denied the faith, indicating the seriousness of guardianship responsibilities. In ancient Israel
- TopicHeavenly Citizenshipdescribed as fellow citizens with the saints and members of the household of God, illustrating the communal aspect of heavenly citizenship. Paul instructs believers
- TopicHomeeternal home in heaven. Paul describes believers as members of God’s household, built together as a dwelling place for God. In ancient Israel, home
- TopicJob - Servantssocial hierarchies were prominent, and servants played a crucial role in the household. Job's wealth and status are indicated by the number of servants
- TopicJonadabmarked by familial strife and moral failures, particularly within David's own household. Seek wise and godly counsel in personal and family matters. Be aware
- TopicKinshipcommitment within families. Paul speaks of believers as members of God's household, illustrating the spiritual kinship among Christians. In ancient Israel, kinship was central
- TopicKorah's Rebellionrebellion. The ground opens up and swallows Korah, Dathan, Abiram, and their households, demonstrating God's judgment. Korah's Rebellion occurred during the Israelites' wilderness wanderings
- TopicLabanlife. Laban lived in Haran, a region significant for the patriarchs. His household was marked by the customs and practices of the time, including the importance
- TopicLeadership Criteria in the Bibledeacons, emphasizing moral character and the ability to manage one's household. Titus is instructed to appoint elders who are blameless, faithful, and able to teach
- TopicLemuelvirtuous woman, highlighting her qualities and the value she brings to her household and community. The identity of Lemuel is debated, but he is often associated
- TopicLydiaresponds to Paul's message and is baptized along with her household. After Paul and Silas are released from prison, they visit Lydia's home, indicating
- TopicMerchantshipsafar, indicating the importance of trade and merchantships in providing for the household. A lament over Tyre, illustrating the wealth and splendor of the city through
- TopicMoses' Preparationtime of oppression for the Israelites in Egypt. Raised in Pharaoh's household, he experienced both privilege and the harsh realities of his people's suffering
- TopicMotheremphasizing her role as a loving and industrious mother who manages her household with wisdom and strength. The story of Jochebed, Moses' mother, who courageously protects
- TopicObed-Edomhouse, and as a result, the Lord blesses him and his household. The Ark remains with Obed-Edom for three months, during which the Lord blesses
- TopicOpportunitybelievers to do good to all people, especially to those in the household of faith, indicating the importance of taking opportunities to serve. The Parable
- TopicOrderlinessexistence, demonstrating His authority and design. Paul explains the church as the household of God, which should be conducted in an orderly manner. In the early
- TopicOvenagainst those who oppose Him. In ancient times, ovens were common household items used for baking bread and cooking. The imagery of an oven would resonate
- TopicPhronimosmanager (phronimos) who is entrusted with the care of his master's household, emphasizing the importance of being responsible and prudent. James encourages believers
- TopicPotipharfavor in his sight, leading to Joseph's rise in Potiphar's household. Potiphar's wife attempts to seduce Joseph, highlighting themes of temptation and Joseph