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1,613 results for “Completion” — showing 1,521–1,540
- TopicGenocideseriousness of taking life. God commands Israel to destroy certain nations completely, which raises questions about divine justice and the nature of warfare
- TopicGod's Knowledgeknowledge, often referred to as omniscience, encompasses His complete understanding of all things, including past, present, and future. This attribute of God assures believers
- TopicGod's MessengerTestament. Affirms the authority of Jesus as the final and complete messenger
- TopicGod's Omniscienceomniscience refers to His all-knowing nature, encompassing complete knowledge of all things, past, present, and future. This attribute assures believers of God's sovereignty
- TopicGod's Perfectionperfection refers to His absolute and complete nature, encompassing His holiness, righteousness, omniscience, omnipotence, and omnipresence. It signifies that God lacks nothing and is the ultimate
- TopicGod's Restlife's challenges. God's Rest reflects His sovereignty and the completion of His creative work. The Sabbath serves as a sign of the covenant between
- TopicGood Fridaybruised for our iniquities. Jesus' declaration 'It is finished,' signifying the completion of His redemptive work on the cross. Paul's affirmation that God demonstrates
- TopicGrowth in Faithinstruction. James teaches that trials produce perseverance, which leads to maturity and completeness in faith. The early church faced various challenges, including persecution and doctrinal confusion
- TopicHammurabiknown for the Code of Hammurabi, one of the earliest and most complete written legal codes. While not a biblical figure, his laws and the context
- TopicHeavenly Intercessionadvocate. This verse emphasizes that Jesus is able to save completely those who come to God through Him, as He always lives to intercede for them
- TopicHeremHoliness and Separation Consecration to God Covenantal Faithfulness God commands Israel to completely destroy the nations in the Promised Land to prevent them from leading Israel
- TopicHolinessfrom worldly influences. Holiness reflects the very nature of God, who is completely separate from sin and moral imperfection. Believers are called to reflect
- TopicHoly Trinitydistinct persons—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit—who are each fully and completely God, yet there is only one God. Unity of God Divine Persons Relationship
- TopicHope and Restorationpromise of restoration where God will wipe away every tear, signifying the complete renewal of creation. The theme of hope and restoration is particularly significant
- TopicHope in Restorationgrace in restoring individuals and communities. Points to the eschatological hope of complete restoration in the new heaven and new earth
- TopicHornshorn of salvation.' The Lamb is depicted as having seven horns, symbolizing complete power and authority. The vision of the four beasts includes a little horn
- TopicImpatiencefrom patience. Teaches that trials produce perseverance, which leads to maturity and completeness. Promises that those who wait on the Lord will renew their strength, illustrating
- TopicImperfectionpower is made perfect in weakness.' Paul expresses confidence that God will complete the good work He began in believers, emphasizing the ongoing process of sanctification
- TopicJoyJesus speaks of His joy being in us, and our joy being complete, indicating that true joy is found in Him. The concept
- TopicJoy in Christspeaks of His joy being in His followers, and their joy being complete when they abide in Him. The early church faced persecution and hardship