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715 results for “Possession” — showing 541–560
- TopicCollective ActionMutual Support and Accountability The early church exemplified collective action by sharing possessions and meeting together, leading to growth and favor among the people. Paul illustrates
- TopicCommunity Actionimportance of community service. The early church exemplifies community action by sharing possessions and caring for one another's needs. Paul encourages believers to bear
- TopicCommunity Carecaring for others. The early church exemplified community care by sharing possessions and meeting each other's needs, demonstrating unity and love. In the early church
- TopicCommunity DevelopmentStewardship Love and Compassion The early church exemplified community development by sharing possessions, meeting needs, and growing together in faith. Paul encourages believers to bear
- TopicCommunity Effortcooperation and interdependence. The early church exemplifies community effort as they shared possessions, worshiped together, and supported one another, leading to growth in their numbers. Paul
- TopicCommunity Givingevery need. The early church exemplified community giving by sharing all possessions and ensuring that no one was in need. Paul instructs believers to bear
- TopicCommunity Healthresponsibility and community health. The early church exemplifies community health by sharing possessions and caring for each other's needs, leading to growth and favor among
- TopicCommunity Support in the BibleChrist. The early church exemplifies community support by sharing possessions and caring for each other's needs. Paul encourages the church to encourage and build
- TopicConquest of Canaanmilitary campaigns led by the Israelites under Joshua's leadership to take possession of the Promised Land as described in the Book of Joshua. This event
- TopicContentmentbeliever to find satisfaction in Christ alone, rather than in worldly possessions. The call to contentment serves as a reminder of the eternal perspective, focusing
- TopicContributionglory. The early church exemplified contribution by sharing their possessions and ensuring that no one was in need. In the early church, contributions were vital
- TopicCorbanfirst-century Judaism, Corban was a practice where individuals could dedicate their possessions to God, which could be used as a loophole to avoid supporting their
- TopicCovenantagain, symbolized by the rainbow. God invites Israel to be His treasured possession and a kingdom of priests, establishing the Mosaic Covenant at Sinai. The promise
- TopicCovenantrainbow as a sign. God invites Israel to be His treasured possession and a kingdom of priests, establishing the covenant at Sinai. The promise
- TopicCovenantrainbow as a sign. God calls Israel to be His treasured possession and a kingdom of priests, establishing the covenant at Sinai. The promise
- TopicCovenant Boundaryrainbow as a sign. God calls Israel to be a treasured possession and a holy nation, establishing the covenant at Sinai with clear boundaries for their
- TopicCovenant Choicegreat nation through him. God declares Israel as His treasured possession, emphasizing their chosen status and the call to be a kingdom of priests. The promise
- TopicCovenant CommunityObedience The Body of Christ God calls Israel to be a treasured possession and a kingdom of priests, establishing their identity as a covenant community
- TopicCovenant Faithfulnessagain, symbolized by the rainbow. God calls Israel to be a treasured possession and a kingdom of priests, emphasizing their role in the covenant. The promise
- TopicCovenant Keepingagain, symbolized by the rainbow. God calls Israel to be a treasured possession and a kingdom of priests, establishing a covenant relationship with them at Sinai