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78 results for “Entrance” — showing 61–78
- Overview2 Peter 1these things, they will never fall and will be richly provided an entrance into the eternal kingdom of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ (2 Peter
- Practical Applications2 Peter 1their calling and election, providing them with confidence in their salvation and entrance into the eternal kingdom of Jesus Christ. In times of doubt or spiritual
- TopicEastern Gatebeing shut, symbolizing the holiness of the Lord and the future entrance of the Prince (interpreted as the Messiah). Prophecy of the Lord's feet standing
- TopicEzekiel 8Role of the Prophet Ezekiel sees an idol of jealousy at the entrance of the temple, symbolizing the people's turning away from God. Ezekiel witnesses
- TopicGatekeeperFather. In ancient Israel, gatekeepers were appointed to guard the entrances of the temple and cities, ensuring that only those who were clean and worthy could
- TopicGatekeepersbiblical context, gatekeepers are individuals responsible for guarding the entrances to sacred spaces, particularly in the temple. They play a crucial role in maintaining the sanctity
- TopicHuman ConditionSuffering and Hope Divine Relationship The account of the Fall, illustrating the entrance of sin into the world and its consequences for humanity. For all have
- TopicHuman ImperfectionGrace and Forgiveness Human Limitations The account of the Fall, illustrating the entrance of sin into the world through Adam and Eve's disobedience
- TopicIrongatecall for the gates to be lifted up, symbolizing the entrance of the King of Glory, representing God's power over barriers. An invitation to open
- TopicJachinJachin is one of the two bronze pillars that stood at the entrance of Solomon's Temple in Jerusalem, symbolizing strength and stability. The name 'Jachin
- TopicJachin and Boaznames of the two bronze pillars that stood at the entrance of Solomon's Temple in Jerusalem, symbolizing strength and stability. Divine Presence Strength and Stability
- TopicKingdom Valueover pride and service over power. The teachings of Jesus reveal that entrance into the Kingdom requires a transformation of heart and mind, aligning with
- TopicLavermade from the mirrors of the women who served at the entrance of the Tent of Meeting, highlighting the communal contribution to the worship space
- TopicMavet (Death)fear of death. Death is a result of the Fall and the entrance of sin into the world (Genesis 3). The New Testament reveals that through
- TopicProcessional Hymnoften used to mark significant moments in the liturgy, such as the entrance of the clergy or the beginning of a service. Encourage congregational participation
- TopicTemple VestibuleTemple Vestibule, also known as the porch or entrance area of the Temple, is a significant architectural feature in the biblical Temple, particularly in Solomon
- TopicThresholdlead to life or destruction. In ancient Israel, thresholds often marked the entrance to homes and sacred spaces, symbolizing protection and the presence
- TopicTrue TabernacleLord, not by man. Contrasts the earthly tabernacle with Christ's entrance into the greater and more perfect tabernacle, securing eternal redemption. God commands Moses