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5,304 results for “Sin” — showing 4,921–4,940
- TopicMosaic Lawholy, emphasizing the importance of purity and separation from sin. The Shema, a declaration of the oneness of God and the command to love Him with
- TopicMosesgiving of the Law through Moses establishes the foundation for understanding sin, holiness, and the need for redemption. Moses' intercession for the people illustrates
- TopicMoses' Preparationwith the people of God rather than enjoy the fleeting pleasures of sin. Moses was born during a time of oppression for the Israelites in Egypt
- TopicMount AbarimAbarim to view the land, and it emphasizes the gravity of Moses' sin that prevented him from entering the Promised Land. Mount Abarim is located
- TopicMount Araratmercy in our own lives and communities. Represents God's judgment on sin and His mercy in providing a means of salvation through Noah. Illustrates
- TopicMount EbalEbal represents the seriousness of God's covenant and the consequences of sin. The blessings and curses pronounced from the mountains illustrate the duality
- TopicMount Nebofulfilling His promises. Illustrates the importance of obedience and the consequences of sin, even for great leaders like Moses. Serves as a reminder of the hope
- TopicMourning and Revelrylegitimate and necessary part of the human experience, reflecting the reality of sin and loss in a fallen world. Revelry is seen as a response
- TopicMourning to JoyThroughout the Bible, the experience of mourning is often linked to loss, sin, and suffering. However, the prophetic literature and the teachings of Jesus reveal
- TopicMystery of Salvationthrough faith, not by works, emphasizing grace. Paul explains that all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God, yet are justified freely
- TopicNahumtimes. Affirms God's justice and the certainty of His judgment against sin. Highlights the comfort and hope for God's people amidst oppression. Demonstrates
- TopicName of Jesusname the child Jesus, for He will save His people from their sins, highlighting His role as Savior. God exalted Jesus and gave Him the name
- TopicNaming in the Biblename the child Jesus, for He will save His people from their sins, highlighting the significance of His mission. In ancient Near Eastern cultures, names were
- TopicNathan and Davidestablishing the foundation for the Messianic hope. Nathan confronts David about his sin with Bathsheba, illustrating the role of the prophet in calling leaders to accountability
- TopicNational Strengthrelationship with God for its strength. Righteousness exalts a nation, but sin is a reproach to any people, highlighting the moral foundation of national strength
- TopicNearness to Godthrough Christ, believers have direct access to God, breaking down barriers of sin. Emphasizes the transformative power of being in God's presence, leading to spiritual
- TopicNegligenceknowing the good one ought to do and not doing it is sin, highlighting the moral obligation to act responsibly. The Parable of the Good Samaritan
- TopicNew CovenantSupper, indicating His blood as the new covenant for the forgiveness of sins. A detailed explanation of the superiority of the New Covenant over
- TopicNew Heaven and New Earthrestoration of relationships between God and humanity. Illustrates the ultimate victory over sin, death, and suffering
- TopicNew Heavens and New Earthrenewal and restoration, where God will create a new order free from sin, suffering, and death, as described primarily in the prophetic literature