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4,659 results for “Nations” — showing 3,521–3,540
- TopicAarondelivered His people from slavery in Egypt and established them as a nation under His covenant. Recognize the importance of spiritual leadership and the role
- TopicAaronic Blessingblessing and the knowledge of His ways among all nations, echoing the themes of the Aaronic Blessing. The blessing was instituted during the Israelites' wilderness wanderings
- TopicAaronic Priesthoodpractices that were central to Israel's identity as God's chosen nation. Recognize the importance of holiness in our approach to God. Understand the role
- TopicAbel Beth Maacahsite during the conflicts between the northern tribes of Israel and surrounding nations, particularly during the divided monarchy. The importance of wisdom and negotiation in resolving
- TopicAbijahspiritual leadership and the impact of a leader's faithfulness on a nation. Understand the significance of covenant faithfulness in our relationship with God. Abijah
- TopicAbraham and AbimelechPhilistines. This context reflects the interactions between the patriarchs and surrounding nations. Trust in God's protection and promises even in fearful situations. Recognize the importance
- TopicAbrahamic Faithcalls Abraham to leave his homeland, promising to make him a great nation and bless all families through him. Abraham's belief in God is credited
- TopicAbram and Lotcovenant with Abram, which sets the stage for the nation of Israel. Seek God's guidance in making decisions, especially in relationships. Practice selflessness and prioritize
- TopicAbram in Egyptpatriarchs and the reliance on God’s provision. Egypt, as a powerful nation, represents both a refuge and a place of potential danger for Abram. Trust
- TopicAccessibility in the BibleGreat Commission, where Jesus commands His disciples to make disciples of all nations, highlighting the universal accessibility of the Gospel. Jesus reads from Isaiah, proclaiming good
- TopicAcreongoing struggle between faithfulness to God and the influence of surrounding nations
- TopicActsmarking a pivotal moment in the church's mission to include all nations. Acts is set in the first century AD, during a time of significant
- TopicAdonizedekpower to overcome opposition. Illustrates the theme of God's sovereignty over nations and leaders. Demonstrates the consequences of rebellion against God and His covenant people
- TopicAdoration of the MagiJews and Gentiles. Illustrates the theme of God's revelation to all nations through Christ. Highlights the importance of worship and the proper response
- TopicAgagcommands and the consequences of disobedience. Demonstrates God's sovereignty over nations and His judgment against those who oppose His people. Highlights the theme of divine
- TopicAhabface of human rebellion. Highlights the role of prophets in calling nations back to faithfulness
- TopicAhab and Jezebelleading people back to God. Illustrates the consequences of leading a nation into idolatry and the rejection of God. Demonstrates God's sovereignty and power over
- TopicAhaziahprophets in calling leaders to accountability. Illustrates God's sovereignty over nations and rulers, even in the face of widespread apostasy
- TopicAll Saints' Daysaints who have gone before. Describes a great multitude from every nation, symbolizing the unity of all saints in heaven. The Beatitudes, which highlight the characteristics
- TopicAll for ChristGreat Commission, where Jesus commands His followers to make disciples of all nations, emphasizing the call to serve Him fully. Paul expresses that he has been