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4,586 results for “Authorities” — showing 4,221–4,240
- TopicMustard Seed Faithtree to be uprooted and planted in the sea, highlighting the authority of faith. The mustard seed is a common agricultural reference in the first-century
- TopicMutesilence to seek God's guidance and presence. Demonstrates God's authority over human speech and the importance of faith in His promises. Encourages believers
- TopicMutual Encouragementhighlighting the importance of mutual support in the Christian community. The author encourages believers to consider how to spur one another on toward love and good
- TopicMystery of Lawlessnessstruggle between good and evil in the world. Affirms God's ultimate authority over lawlessness and the assurance of His eventual triumph. Calls believers to remain
- TopicMystery of the Kingdomreceptivity to God's revelation. Challenges conventional expectations of power and authority in the Kingdom
- TopicNabothfirm in integrity and righteousness, even in the face of pressure from authority. Recognize the importance of justice and advocate for the rights of the oppressed
- TopicNational Day of Prayerinstructs believers to pray for all people, including kings and those in authority, that we may lead peaceful and quiet lives. The National Day of Prayer
- TopicNational Strengthsovereignty governs the rise and fall of nations, emphasizing His ultimate authority over human affairs
- TopicNatural Ordertestament to God's wisdom and power. Affirms God's sovereignty and authority over creation. Highlights the intentionality and purpose behind the created order. Calls humanity
- TopicNatural Phenomena in the Biblenature as a judgment against Pharaoh. Jesus calming the storm, illustrating His authority over the natural world and the disciples' faith. In ancient Israel, natural phenomena
- TopicNature in the Bibleillustrating God's care for His creation. The biblical authors lived in a world deeply connected to nature, where agriculture, seasons, and the environment played crucial
- TopicNaval Expeditionsthemes of obedience and divine intervention. Jesus calming the storm, demonstrating His authority over nature and the importance of faith amidst fear. In biblical times
- TopicNearness to Godnear God, emphasizing the joy and strength found in His presence. The author of Hebrews invites believers to draw near with a true heart in full
- TopicNechosignificance of leadership and the impact of choices made by those in authority. Demonstrates the sovereignty of God over nations and rulers, as seen
- TopicNew Covenant Altarmore perfect tabernacle, and offering His own blood for our redemption. The author encourages believers to draw near to God with confidence through the blood
- TopicNew Covenant GloryCovenant, which is permanent and transformative through the Spirit. The author of Hebrews explains the superiority of the New Covenant, highlighting its promises and the internalization
- TopicNew Exodusbring about a new exodus through His death and resurrection. The author of Hebrews discusses the new covenant established through Christ, which fulfills and surpasses
- TopicNew Heavens and New Earthcreation in the present world. Affirms God's ultimate authority and power to renew creation. Highlights the hope of eternal life and the restoration of relationships
- TopicNobility in the Biblequalities of leadership and righteousness expected from those in positions of authority. It encompasses both the character of individuals and the ideals of a godly society
- TopicNorthassembly in the far north,' symbolizing a desire for power and authority. God tells Jeremiah that disaster will come from the north, indicating impending judgment upon