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4,659 results for “Nations” — showing 4,041–4,060
- TopicIsaiah 35during a time of great turmoil for Israel, facing threats from surrounding nations. This chapter offers hope of future restoration and divine intervention amidst their struggles
- TopicIsaiah 39before God and the dangers of pride. Illustrates God's sovereignty over nations and history, as He foretells the future of Judah. Highlights the consequences
- TopicIsaiah 8from sources contrary to God's word. Affirms God's sovereignty over nations and history. Encourages believers to seek divine guidance rather than worldly counsel. Foreshadows
- TopicIsh-Boshethconflict with David, who had been anointed king by God. The nation was divided, with Ish-Bosheth ruling over Israel and David over Judah. Recognize
- TopicIshbakfulfillment of God's covenant to make Abraham a father of many nations. Recognize the importance of family and heritage in one's faith journey. Understand
- TopicIshboshethtumultuous time in Israel's history following the death of Saul. The nation was divided, with David ruling Judah and Ishbosheth ruling the northern tribes, leading
- TopicIshmaelitesHagar about Ishmael's future, indicating that he will be a great nation and live in conflict with others. The account of Hagar and Ishmael being
- TopicIslandsprophetic literature often points to the ultimate restoration and judgment of nations
- TopicIsrael Demands a Kinginsist on having a king, illustrating their desire to be like other nations. Introduction of Saul as the first king of Israel, fulfilling the people
- TopicIsrael and Judahrestoration in our relationship with God. Demonstrates God's sovereignty over nations and His faithfulness to His covenant despite human unfaithfulness. Highlights the role of prophetic
- TopicIsraelitealso known as Israel, and encompasses the twelve tribes that formed the nation of Israel. The Israelites are central to the narrative of the Old Testament
- TopicIsraelite Historycall to Abraham, establishing the covenant and the promise of a great nation. God's revelation to Moses and the promise of deliverance from Egypt
- TopicIssacharagricultural economy of Israel and played a role in the nation's military and political affairs. Seek wisdom and understanding in decision-making, reflecting the example
- TopicJabesh-Gileadperiod of the judges to the monarchy, facing external threats from neighboring nations. Encourage loyalty and honor in relationships, especially in times of crisis. Recognize
- TopicJabinjudgment against those who oppose His will. Illustrates God's sovereignty over nations and His ability to deliver His people from oppression. Demonstrates the consequences
- TopicJacob in Egyptprepares to move to Egypt, promising to make him a great nation there. Jacob meets Pharaoh and blesses him, demonstrating the significance of Jacob's family
- TopicJacob to Israelreaffirms Jacob's new name Israel and the covenant promises, establishing the nation of Israel. Jacob, the son of Isaac and grandson of Abraham, lived during
- TopicJamesfaith without works is dead. Written to Jewish Christians scattered among the nations, the letter addresses practical issues of faith in daily life, emphasizing ethical conduct
- TopicJehoahazimportance of faithfulness in leadership. Illustrates God's sovereignty over nations and rulers, as seen in the rise and fall of Jehoahaz. Serves as a warning
- TopicJehoashimportance of covenant faithfulness and the role of leadership in guiding the nation towards God. Illustrates God's mercy in allowing restoration and reform despite previous