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858 results for “Water” — showing 841–858
- TopicTanningreat sea creatures (tannin) and every living creature that moves in the waters, emphasizing His power and creativity in the natural world. The term tannin
- TopicThe FloodNoah. The account of the Flood itself, detailing the extent of the waters and the destruction of all living things except those
- TopicThe Great ProstituteSovereignty and Justice Describes the Great Prostitute seated on many waters, symbolizing her influence over nations, and her drunkenness with the blood of the saints. Announces
- TopicThe Nilejudgment. The Nile was the lifeblood of ancient Egypt, providing water for agriculture and sustaining the population. Its annual flooding was crucial for fertility, making
- TopicThe Staff in Biblical Contextcomfort me.' Moses strikes the rock with his staff to bring forth water, showcasing God's provision for His people. In ancient Israel, the staff
- TopicTranquilitytheir hearts and minds. The psalmist describes God leading him beside still waters and restoring his soul, illustrating tranquility in God's presence. Jesus invites
- TopicTrees in the Bibledeath. The righteous are compared to a tree planted by streams of water, illustrating the blessings of following God's ways. Jesus teaches that a good
- TopicTwo Witnessesmiraculous powers they possess, such as shutting the sky and turning water into blood. Details their eventual martyrdom at the hands of the beast, highlighting
- TopicUniversal CallCome!' indicating the open invitation to all who desire to take the water of life freely. Throughout biblical history, God's call has been extended
- TopicValley of Siddimlocated near the Dead Sea, an area known for its mineral-rich waters and geographical significance. The conflict in this valley reflects the political landscape
- TopicVegetationcreation. The righteous are compared to a tree planted by streams of water, illustrating the blessings of following God's ways. Creation rejoices and the trees
- TopicWedding at CanaSignificance of Marriage Faith and Obedience The account of Jesus turning water into wine, demonstrating His power over nature and foreshadowing the new covenant. Cana
- TopicWeddingsunity. The wedding at Cana, where Jesus performs His first miracle, turning water into wine, signifies the joy and blessing of marriage. In ancient Israel, weddings
- TopicWidow of ZarephathMarginalized Miracles and Divine Intervention Elijah asks the widow for water and bread, and despite her dire circumstances, she obeys his request, leading to a miraculous
- TopicWilderness of Sinmanna and quail. The Israelites' further complaints lead to God providing water from the rock, demonstrating His faithfulness despite their doubts. The Wilderness
- TopicWineDrunkenness The miracle at the wedding in Cana where Jesus turns water into wine, symbolizing the joy of the new covenant. During the Last Supper, Jesus
- TopicWormwoodstar named Wormwood falls from heaven, turning a third of the waters bitter, symbolizing divine judgment and the consequences of sin in the end times. Wormwood
- TopicYearningdeep longing for God, comparing it to a deer panting for water, symbolizing spiritual thirst. Jesus declares, 'Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness