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2,102 results for “Hebrews” — showing 1,781–1,800

  1. TopicAhavah (Love)Ahavah is the Hebrew word for love, which encompasses a range of meanings from affection and friendship to deep, sacrificial love. It is a central theme
  2. TopicAlignment in Scripturesovereign alignment of events in believers' lives. The author of Hebrews discusses the new covenant established through Christ, which aligns with the promises made
  3. TopicAliyahAliyah, meaning 'ascent' in Hebrew, refers to the immigration of Jews to the Land of Israel, particularly significant in the context of biblical prophecy
  4. TopicAltarsacrifices, emphasizing the importance of worship and offerings. The author of Hebrews speaks of a new altar, indicating the transition from the Old Covenant sacrifices
  5. TopicAltar of Burnt Offeringprocess of atonement and the seriousness of sin. The author of Hebrews explains how the sacrifices made at the altar were a shadow of the ultimate
  6. TopicAnavahseen as a virtue that aligned with the character of God. The Hebrew Scriptures often contrast the proud with the humble, emphasizing that God opposes
  7. TopicAngel of the Abyssdemonic forces. The identification of the angel of the abyss as Abaddon (Hebrew) or Apollyon (Greek), meaning 'Destroyer.' The Book of Revelation was written during
  8. TopicAniterm 'Ani' in Hebrew translates to 'I' or 'I am' and is often used in the context of expressing identity, humility, and dependence
  9. TopicAnointed OneTestaments, who is prophesied to deliver and redeem God's people. In Hebrew, the term is 'Mashiach' (מָשִׁיחַ), and in Greek, it is 'Christos' (Χριστός), both
  10. TopicAppleEden, although the specific type of fruit is not identified in the Hebrew text. The narrative reflects the human condition and the introduction of sin into
  11. TopicApple Treeprovision and blessings. The apple tree, while not specifically mentioned in the Hebrew Bible, is often associated with the broader category of fruit-bearing trees. Reflect
  12. TopicApple of His Eyeconsequences for those who harm them. The phrase originates from the Hebrew Bible, where it reflects the intimate relationship between God and His chosen people, Israel
  13. TopicApproach to ScriptureScripture has evolved, with early believers relying on oral tradition and the Hebrew Scriptures, while the New Testament writings were gradually recognized as authoritative. Engage
  14. TopicArk of the CovenantCovenant is a sacred chest described in the Hebrew Bible, which contained the tablets of the Ten Commandments, Aaron's rod, and a pot of manna
  15. TopicArk of the CovenantCovenant is a sacred chest described in the Hebrew Bible, which contained the tablets of the Ten Commandments, Aaron's rod, and a pot of manna
  16. TopicArmageddonyears and his ultimate defeat. The term 'Armageddon' is derived from the Hebrew 'Har Megiddo,' referring to a location in Israel known for its historical battles
  17. TopicAsherahfertility and motherhood. The worship of Asherah is frequently condemned in the Hebrew Scriptures, highlighting the tension between Israel's covenant with Yahweh and the surrounding
  18. TopicAvenger of Bloodconcept of the 'Avenger of Blood' (Hebrew: גֹּאֵל דָּם, go'el dam) is rooted in the Old Testament, particularly in the laws given to the Israelites
  19. TopicAvodahAvodah, a Hebrew term meaning 'work' or 'service,' is often associated with worship and the duties performed in the Temple. It encompasses both the physical labor
  20. TopicAzariahTestament, known for his role as one of the three Hebrew youths who were thrown into the fiery furnace for refusing to worship the golden image

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