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4,586 results for “Authorities” — showing 4,021–4,040
- TopicGod's Messengermessage from the Old Testament through the New Testament. Affirms the authority of Jesus as the final and complete messenger
- TopicGod's MightEgypt, and the resurrection of Jesus Christ, each revealing His power and authority over all things. Trust in God's power when facing challenges or uncertainties
- TopicGod's Mighty ActsEgypt. The feeding of the 5,000, demonstrating Jesus' compassion and divine authority over nature. Peter's proclamation of Jesus' miracles, wonders, and signs as evidence
- TopicGod's Mighty WorksEgypt. The feeding of the 5,000, demonstrating Jesus' compassion and divine authority over nature. Assurance that God works all things together for good for those
- TopicGod's Planshope in God's plans for their lives. Affirms God's ultimate authority and control over history and individual lives. Reveals the nature
- TopicGod's Restrest, highlighting the spiritual rest found in Him. The author of Hebrews discusses the promise of entering God's rest and encourages believers to strive
- TopicGod's Sealsignify ownership and authenticity, often stamped on documents or items to indicate authority. This cultural practice informs the biblical understanding of God's seal
- TopicGod's Triumphdeath with others, offering hope and salvation. Affirms God's ultimate authority and control over all creation. Illustrates the assurance of victory for believers through faith
- TopicGod's Uniquenessoneness of God. Highlights God's sovereignty over all creation and His authority in the lives of believers. Calls believers to worship and serve God alone
- TopicGod's Voicewhisper, illustrating that God's voice can come in unexpected ways. The author explains that God has spoken in various ways through the prophets and ultimately
- TopicGodlessnessbeing without reverence for God, characterized by a rejection of His authority and moral standards. The Bible addresses godlessness in various contexts, highlighting its consequences
- TopicGospel Authenticitytime when the early church was establishing its beliefs and practices. The authors aimed to provide a reliable account of Jesus' life amidst various competing narratives
- TopicGospel Purposemessage of Jesus challenged both Jewish religious norms and Roman political authority, offering a radical new understanding of God's relationship with humanity. Share the Gospel
- TopicGrammar in Biblical Textswith humanity. The precision of language in scripture underscores the reliability and authority of the Bible
- TopicGreat White Throne JudgmentGreat White Throne and the judgment of the dead, emphasizing the authority of Christ as the judge and the reality of eternal punishment for the wicked
- TopicGrowth in FaithLord and Savior Jesus Christ, highlighting the importance of continual growth. The author of Hebrews admonishes the readers for their lack of maturity, indicating that they
- TopicGuard at the Tombmeasures taken to secure the tomb. Resurrection of Jesus Divine Authority Fulfillment of Prophecy Witness to the Resurrection The chief priests and Pharisees request Pilate
- TopicHammurabithat influenced the biblical texts. Justice and Law Covenant and Community Divine Authority in Governance The Ten Commandments, which serve as a foundational legal and moral
- TopicHandwriting on the WallIllustrates the consequences of pride and the importance of recognizing God's authority. Affirms that God communicates His will and judgment to humanity
- TopicHardened Heartwills and hardens whom He wills, emphasizing divine sovereignty in judgment. The author warns against hardening one's heart as the Israelites did in the wilderness