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3,770 results for “Kingdom” — showing 3,061–3,080
- TopicBlessings and Curseswhere Jesus pronounces blessings on various groups, emphasizing the values of the Kingdom of Heaven. The blessings and curses in Deuteronomy were given to the Israelites
- TopicBlossomreflection of His character. Cultivate a life that bears fruit for the Kingdom of God, demonstrating the qualities of the Spirit. Symbolizes the transformative power
- TopicBorn of Godexplains to Nicodemus the necessity of being born again to see the Kingdom of God. Affirms that everyone who believes that Jesus is the Christ
- TopicBoshetfollowing Saul's death. The name symbolizes the shame of a divided kingdom and the struggles for power among the tribes of Israel. Recognize the importance
- TopicBread and Cupbody of Christ. The practice anticipates the future fulfillment of God's kingdom, as believers look forward to the marriage supper of the Lamb
- TopicBroken Spiritpoor in spirit are blessed, indicating that spiritual poverty leads to the kingdom of heaven. The notion of a broken spirit is rooted in the Hebrew
- TopicBrook Besorsocio-political challenges faced by David as he sought to establish his kingdom. Recognize the importance of perseverance and faith in challenging circumstances. Value the contributions
- TopicCanaordinary into the extraordinary. Foreshadows the joy and abundance of the Kingdom of God. Illustrates the importance of faith, as the servants acted on Mary
- TopicCanaanrest and inheritance for believers, paralleling the New Testament concept of the Kingdom of God. The conquest of Canaan illustrates God's judgment
- TopicCanaanite Kingsavoid corruption. Canaan was a land inhabited by various city-states and kingdoms, each ruled by its own king. The Canaanite culture was marked by polytheism
- TopicCapabilityutilize their God-given capabilities for the advancement of God's kingdom and the benefit of others. Identify and develop personal capabilities for service
- TopicCarchemishBible, particularly in the context of the battles between the kingdoms of Judah and Babylon, as well as the Assyrian Empire. It is significant
- TopicCast OutJerusalem, highlighting the moral and spiritual standards of God's kingdom. In ancient Israel, being cast out often meant exclusion from the community, which
- TopicCedar Palacebuild such magnificent structures. Symbolizes the glory of God's kingdom on earth, as represented through the splendor of the palace. Reflects the importance of wisdom
- TopicCedar Treemetaphor for God's sovereignty and the establishment of His kingdom. Cedar trees were abundant in the ancient Near East, particularly in Lebanon, and were highly
- TopicCedar of Lebanoncreation. It represents strength and stability, reflecting the nature of God's kingdom. The use of cedar in sacred spaces emphasizes the importance of honoring
- TopicCedars of Lebanonhigh mountain, representing His sovereignty and the establishment of His kingdom. The Cedars of Lebanon were highly valued in ancient times for their quality and durability
- TopicCenteringguards our hearts and minds. Jesus instructs us to seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness, highlighting the need to prioritize our focus
- TopicCharismagifts serves to build up the church and advance God's kingdom on earth
- TopicChild Dedicationchildren brought to Him, emphasizing the importance of children in the Kingdom of God. Child dedication has roots in the Old Testament, where parents would present