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715 results for “Possession” — showing 521–540
- TopicAccursed ThingCanaan, where God commanded the destruction of certain cities and their possessions to prevent the influence of idolatry and sin among His people. Examine personal lives
- TopicAcquisitionteaches that true wealth is found in spiritual blessings rather than material possessions. Ethical considerations in acquisition reflect God's character and His concern for justice
- TopicAllianceagain, symbolized by the rainbow. God calls Israel to be a treasured possession and a kingdom of priests, establishing a covenant relationship with them. The Great
- TopicAlmsgivingrather than for public recognition. Jesus encourages His followers to sell their possessions and give to the poor, highlighting the eternal value of such acts
- TopicAmendstheir offering. Zacchaeus, after encountering Jesus, pledges to give half of his possessions to the poor and repay fourfold anyone he has defrauded, demonstrating true repentance
- TopicAssembly of IsraelInstruction Unity and Identity God calls Israel to be a treasured possession and a kingdom of priests, establishing their identity as a holy nation. Moses commands
- TopicBattleTestament, the Israelites engaged in numerous battles as they sought to possess the Promised Land. These conflicts often had spiritual significance, representing the struggle against idolatry
- TopicBerit (Covenant)beginning of the Abrahamic covenant. God calls Israel to be a treasured possession and a kingdom of priests, establishing the Mosaic covenant at Sinai. The promise
- TopicBiblical CovenantMosaic Covenant is introduced, where Israel is called to be a treasured possession and a kingdom of priests. The promise of a New Covenant, where
- TopicBindingbelievers to understand their role in spiritual warfare and the authority they possess in Christ. Affirms the authority of believers to act in accordance with
- TopicBoastingtaking pride in one's own achievements, status, or possessions, which can lead to arrogance and a lack of humility. The Bible addresses boasting in various
- TopicBrook Besorchallenges of leadership. David's successful recovery of the captives and possessions from the Amalekites, demonstrating God's faithfulness and the importance of perseverance. Brook Besor
- TopicCalebFaithfulness Caleb speaks up to encourage the Israelites to take possession of the land, demonstrating his faith in God's promise. Caleb recounts his faithfulness
- TopicCapabilitybiblical context refers to the God-given abilities and resources that individuals possess to fulfill their purpose and serve others. Divine Empowerment Stewardship of Gifts Service
- TopicCapitalspiritual dangers of wealth and prioritize eternal values over material possessions. Capital is viewed as a tool for fulfilling God's purposes, not merely for personal
- TopicCare for the Poortradition, as seen in Acts 2:44-45, where believers shared their possessions. Engage in community service and outreach programs that support the poor and marginalized
- TopicChildlike Faithwhere Jesus teaches that the kingdom of God belongs to those who possess a humble and trusting attitude akin to that of a child. Humility Trust
- TopicChosen NationRole of Israel in Salvation History God declares Israel as His treasured possession and a kingdom of priests, establishing their unique role among the nations
- TopicChosen Racepurpose in God's plan. God declares Israel as His treasured possession and a kingdom of priests, establishing the foundation for the concept of a chosen
- TopicChurch Careeach member in church care. The early church exemplifies community care, sharing possessions and meeting each other's needs. The early church faced various challenges, including