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509 results for “Sorrow” — showing 421–440
- TopicEternal Joywipe away every tear, and there will be no more death or sorrow, illustrating the ultimate joy of eternal life. The concept of eternal
- TopicEternal Peacewipe away every tear, and there will be no more death or sorrow, signifying eternal peace. The concept of peace in the biblical context is rooted
- TopicEternal Satisfactionwipe away every tear, and there will be no more pain or sorrow, indicating the ultimate satisfaction in the eternal state. Throughout biblical history, the concept
- TopicEternal Victoryvictory in Christ. A promise of a future without pain, death, or sorrow, signifying the ultimate victory of God over all evil. The early Christian community
- TopicExileslive righteously. A poignant lament of the exiles in Babylon, expressing their sorrow and longing for Jerusalem. The concept of exile is prominently featured
- TopicExiles Returnfoundation of the second temple, which evokes both joy and sorrow among the people. The Babylonian exile (586-538 BC) was a pivotal event in Jewish
- TopicExploration of the Book of Psalmssovereign. They illustrate the importance of honest communication with God, encompassing joy, sorrow, and everything in between. The Psalms foreshadow the coming of Christ, particularly
- TopicEzralaying of the temple's foundation, which evokes both joy and sorrow among the people, highlighting the significance of worship. Ezra's commitment to study, practice
- TopicEzralaying of the temple's foundation, which evokes both joy and sorrow among the people, highlighting the mixed emotions of restoration. Ezra's commitment to study
- TopicFall of Tyremerchants over its destruction. A lamentation over Tyre, emphasizing the sorrow of the nations for its fall and the loss of its wealth and trade. Tyre
- TopicForsakennessThis passage speaks of the suffering servant who bears our griefs and sorrows, emphasizing that through His forsakenness, we find healing and redemption. The theme
- TopicFruit of Repentancethrough specific actions, highlighting the practical implications of repentance. Paul discusses godly sorrow that leads to repentance and the resulting earnestness and desire to clear oneself
- TopicGalutsignifying restoration. A poignant lament of the exiles in Babylon, expressing their sorrow and longing for Jerusalem. The Babylonian Exile (586-538 BC) was a pivotal
- TopicGilboatheir deaths. David's lament for Saul and Jonathan, expressing the deep sorrow over their deaths and the loss to Israel. Gilboa is located
- TopicGod's Citydwells with His people, wiping away every tear and eliminating death and sorrow. Highlights Abraham's faith in looking forward to the city with foundations, whose
- TopicGod's Comfortthroughout the Bible, emphasizing His presence and support during times of distress, sorrow, and suffering. It reflects God's character as a compassionate and caring Father
- TopicGodswingsAbsence The Nature of Worship This verse highlights the contrast between sorrow and joy, illustrating the transient nature of human experiences in relation
- TopicGreat is Thy Faithfulnessprophet Jeremiah, written during or after the Babylonian exile, reflecting the deep sorrow and lament of the people of Israel. Despite their suffering, the text emphasizes
- TopicHeavenly Citydwells with His people, wiping away every tear and eliminating death and sorrow. Speaks of Abraham looking forward to the city with foundations, whose architect
- TopicHeavenly Countrydwells with His people, wiping away every tear and eliminating death and sorrow. Affirms that believers are citizens of heaven, awaiting the return of Christ