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12,019 results for “Peoples” — showing 11,561–11,580
- TopicSeek and Saveongoing mission to seek and save. During Jesus' time, the Jewish people were under Roman occupation, and there was a strong emphasis on religious law. Jesus
- TopicSeeking Godcall to seek God reflects the covenant relationship between God and His people, often in the context of Israel's history and their need for repentance
- TopicSemitic Languages and Culture in the Biblecultural significance. The Semitic languages were spoken by the ancient peoples of the Near East, including the Israelites, and played a crucial role in the development
- TopicSennacheribsovereignty over earthly powers and His ability to deliver His people. Highlights the importance of faith and prayer in times of crisis. Illustrates the consequences
- TopicSermon on the Mountincluded His disciples and a large crowd, reflecting a diverse group of people seeking spiritual guidance amidst the oppressive Roman rule and various religious teachings
- TopicSermon on the Mountboth His disciples and a larger crowd, reflecting a diverse group of people with varying backgrounds and expectations. Embrace humility and seek to embody the Beatitudes
- TopicSermon on the Plaintakes place in a context where Jesus is gaining popularity among the people, particularly the marginalized. It serves as a foundational teaching for His disciples
- TopicServant Songssacrifice. Demonstrates the character of God as one who suffers with His people and provides a means of salvation. Affirms the identity of Jesus
- TopicServant of Godservant of God reflects God's character and His desire for His people to embody His love and justice. Servanthood is a central theme
- TopicServants of the Lordcalling. Servanthood is central to understanding God's relationship with His people. The call to be a servant reflects God's character and His desire
- TopicServe the Lordprivilege and a responsibility, reflecting their identity as God's chosen people. Identify and use spiritual gifts to serve the church and community. Engage in acts
- TopicSettlementwith respect, ensuring that settlements reflect God's justice. Nehemiah encourages the people to rebuild the walls of Jerusalem, highlighting the importance of community effort
- TopicSeven Plaguesnature. Illustrates the theme of redemption and deliverance for God's people. Foreshadows the ultimate sacrifice of Christ as the Lamb
- TopicSeventy Soulsimportance of family and community in God's plan for His people. Affirms the continuity of God's covenant promises through generations
- TopicShaddaiemphasizes God's power, sovereignty, and ability to provide for His people. God's Sovereignty Divine Provision Strength and Power God reveals Himself to Abram
- TopicShadrachtrust in God amidst trials. Illustrates God's ability to deliver His people from danger. Affirms the sovereignty of God over earthly rulers and their decrees
- TopicShafat (Judges)Gideon, illustrating God's choice of unlikely leaders to deliver His people. Samson's final act of strength, demonstrating God's power and the consequences
- TopicShakav (שָׁכַב)term is used to illustrate the covenantal relationship between God and His people, where rest is a sign of divine favor
- TopicShama (Shema)keep the Shema in the hearts and minds of the people, emphasizing the importance of teaching it to future generations. The Shema was given
- TopicShamarthat God neither slumbers nor sleeps, emphasizing His constant vigilance over His people. Moses instructs the Israelites to keep (shamar) God's commandments as a means