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2,102 results for “Hebrews” — showing 1,941–1,960
- TopicLife in the Bloodblood in the context of atonement for sin. The author of Hebrews explains that without the shedding of blood, there is no forgiveness of sins, highlighting
- TopicLion of JudahLion of the tribe of Judah has triumphed. The author of Hebrews notes that our Lord sprang out of Judah, emphasizing the significance of Jesus' lineage
- TopicLogosthrough Christ, underscoring the Logos' active role in creation. The author of Hebrews describes how God has spoken through His Son, the exact representation
- TopicLord of Hoststitle 'Lord of Hosts' (Hebrew: Yahweh Sabaoth) is a significant name for God in the Old Testament, emphasizing His sovereignty over the heavenly armies
- TopicLovingkindnessLovingkindness, often translated from the Hebrew word 'chesed,' is a central theme in the Bible that reflects God's steadfast love, mercy, and faithfulness towards
- TopicMaasehMaaseh, meaning 'deeds' or 'works' in Hebrew, often refers to the actions or works of individuals as they relate to God's commandments and the moral
- TopicMagen (Shield)term 'Magen' in Hebrew translates to 'shield' and is often used metaphorically in the Bible to represent God's protection and defense for His people. Divine
- TopicMagnify the Lordwith thanksgiving. The concept of magnifying the Lord is rooted in the Hebrew and Greek traditions of worship, where the faithful would gather to celebrate
- TopicMashal (Parables)term 'mashal' refers to a Hebrew word commonly translated as 'parable.' It signifies a teaching method used in the Bible, particularly by Jesus, to convey moral
- TopicMashchitterm 'Mashchit' (מַשְׁחִית) in Hebrew translates to 'destroyer' and is often associated with divine judgment or destruction in the biblical context. It appears in various passages
- TopicMashiachfrom their sins. The concept of Mashiach has its roots in the Hebrew Scriptures, where it is associated with the hope of deliverance from oppression
- TopicMassahMassah, meaning 'testing' in Hebrew, refers to a significant event in the wilderness where the Israelites tested God due to their lack of water. This event
- TopicMavet (Death)Mavet, the Hebrew term for death, is a significant theme throughout the Bible, representing both physical death and spiritual separation from God. It is a consequence
- TopicMegiddoJudgment Spiritual Warfare The mention of Armageddon, which is derived from the Hebrew 'Har Megiddo,' symbolizing the final battle between good and evil. The death
- TopicMelchizedekpriest forever in the order of Melchizedek. The author of Hebrews elaborates on Melchizedek's significance, comparing him to Christ and emphasizing the superiority of Christ
- TopicMelech (King)term 'Melech' in Hebrew translates to 'king' and is a significant concept throughout the Old Testament, representing both human kings and the divine kingship
- TopicMelek (Angel)term 'Melek' is the Hebrew word for 'angel,' which refers to a messenger of God. Angels play significant roles throughout the Bible, serving as intermediaries between
- TopicMercy SeatMercy Seat to atone for the sins of Israel. The author of Hebrews references the Mercy Seat in the context of the heavenly sanctuary
- TopicMeshachMeshach is one of the three Hebrew youths, along with Shadrach and Abednego, who were taken captive to Babylon and faced persecution for their refusal
- TopicMessiah Recognitionoppression and establish God's kingdom. This expectation was rooted in the Hebrew Scriptures, which foretold the coming of a Savior. Encourage personal reflection