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2,102 results for “Hebrews” — showing 1,861–1,880

  1. TopicEmet (Truth)Emet, the Hebrew word for truth, is a foundational concept in the Bible, representing God's nature, His word, and the moral order of the universe
  2. TopicEndurancelove of God poured into our hearts. The author of Hebrews urges believers to run with endurance the race set before them, looking to Jesus
  3. TopicEnduring Mercymercy in salvation. The concept of enduring mercy is rooted in the Hebrew understanding of God's covenant with Israel, where His mercy is often contrasted
  4. TopicEntertaining Angelskindness to strangers may involve unknowingly serving angels, as highlighted in Hebrews 13:2. This theme emphasizes the importance of hospitality in the Christian faith. Hospitality
  5. TopicEternal Peaceconcept of peace in the biblical context is rooted in the Hebrew word 'Shalom,' which encompasses completeness, welfare, and tranquility. In the New Testament, peace
  6. TopicEved (Servant)term 'eved' in Hebrew translates to 'servant' and is used throughout the Old Testament to describe various forms of servitude, including the relationship between
  7. TopicEverlasting Covenantcovenant promises. The concept of covenant is foundational in the Hebrew Scriptures, reflecting the ancient Near Eastern practice of making binding agreements. It serves
  8. TopicFaith and Endurancethese tests produce perseverance, leading to spiritual maturity. The author of Hebrews urges believers to run with endurance the race set before them, fixing their eyes
  9. TopicFalling Awaybelievers abandoning their faith. The letters of Paul and the author of Hebrews address these issues directly. Encourage believers to remain steadfast in their faith through
  10. TopicFamiliarity with Scriptureteachings of Jesus and the apostles, which were rooted in the Hebrew Scriptures. Encourage regular reading and study of the Bible to deepen understanding. Memorize
  11. TopicFifth Trumpetseal of God. The locusts are led by a king named Abaddon (Hebrew) or Apollyon (Greek), representing destruction and chaos. The Book of Revelation was written
  12. TopicFirst and Lastredemptive plan. The phrases 'First and Last' are rooted in the Hebrew Scriptures, where God is portrayed as the eternal creator and sustainer of the universe
  13. TopicFirst and Lastredemptive plan. The phrase 'First and Last' is rooted in the Hebrew Scriptures, where it signifies God's eternal nature and His unchanging character, contrasting with
  14. TopicFoundations of the Earthearth, highlighting the divine order and purpose in creation. The author of Hebrews quotes Psalm 102, affirming that God laid the foundations of the earth
  15. TopicFringesconcept of fringes, or 'tzitzit' in Hebrew, refers to the tassels worn on the corners of garments as a reminder of God's commandments, as instructed
  16. TopicGalutparticularly during the Babylonian Exile, and is a significant theme in the Hebrew Bible, symbolizing both punishment for sin and the hope of restoration. Exile
  17. TopicGibborterm 'gibbor' (גִּבּוֹר) in Hebrew translates to 'mighty' or 'warrior' and is often used in the context of strength, valor, and heroism in the Old Testament
  18. TopicGibborimterm 'Gibborim' (גִּבּוֹרִים) in the Hebrew Bible refers to mighty warriors or heroes, often associated with strength and valor. The concept appears in various contexts, including
  19. TopicGloriaconcept of glory in the Bible is deeply rooted in the Hebrew understanding of God's presence among His people, particularly in the context
  20. TopicGlorytransformation of believers. The concept of glory is deeply rooted in the Hebrew Scriptures, where it is often associated with God's presence among His people

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