Scripture Reference

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01 Gen 1.1 Introduction to the creation account
01 Gen 1.14 A purpose of astronomic lights: light on the earth
01 Gen 1.14-19 God created the astronomical objects
01 Gen 1.15 A purpose of astronomic bodies: mark times and seasons
01 Gen 1.15 A purpose of astronomic bodies: separate day and night
01 Gen 1.2 The pre-genesis state of the earth
01 Gen 1.20-23 God created the water creatures and birds
01 Gen 1.24-31 God created the landcreatures, and man
01 Gen 1.26-17 God created Adam & Eve in His likeness
01 Gen 1.28 Man commanded to subdue the earth and rule over all non-plant life
01 Gen 1.28 Two of man’s jobs were to rule over the creatures and subdue the earth
01 Gen 1.28-30, 2.16-17 The Adamic Covenant
01 Gen 1.3-5 God created light
01 Gen 1.6-8 God created the atmosphere, the first heaven
01 Gen 1.9-13 God created dry land and vegetation on it
01 Gen 10.25 In the time of Peleg the earth was divided
01 Gen 11.1-9 The Tower of Babel
01 Gen 11.5 God “came down” to inspect the Babel project
01 Gen 11.5, 8 An illustration of importance of evaluating the context
01 Gen 11.8-9 God created "people groups" at Shinar (the "Tower of Babel")
01 Gen 12.2-3 1st Declaration of the Abrahamic Covenant to Abram
01 Gen 12.8 Abram moved from Shechem to between Bethel and Ai
01 Gen 13.14-15 God's promise to give the land to Abram forever
01 Gen 13.14-17 2nd Declaration of the Abrahamic covenant to Abraham
01 Gen 14.20 Abraham gave Melchizedek a tenth of the spoils
01 Gen 15.1-21 3rd Declaration of the Abrahamic Covenant to Abram
01 Gen 15.16 God waited for Amorites' iniquity to complete
01 Gen 15.6 First mention of righteousness imputed for faith
01 Gen 15.6 First instance of righteousness imputed for faith, belief in God’s Word
01 Gen 17.1-21 4th Declaration of Abrahamic Covenant Abram, here renamed Abraham
01 Gen 17.8 Israel's ownership of the promised land is unconditional and perpetual
01 Gen 18.17-19 God sovereignly chose Abram
01 Gen 18.17-19 God’s own statement of the reason and scope of His covenant with Abraham
01 Gen 18.19 Reiteration of conditional aspect of the covenant
01 Gen 18.23-32 Abraham's intercession for Sodom
01 Gen 19.15.28 Citizens of Zoar spared for Lot’s sake
01 Gen 19.23-25 Fiery destruction of Sodom, Gomorrah, etc.
01 Gen 2.1-3 God creation actions was called “work”
01 Gen 2.15 One of man’s jobs was to tend the Garden of Eden
01 Gen 2.17 God said when they sinned they would die
01 Gen 20 All women in Abimelech’s household made barren
01 Gen 20.3 King Abimelech took Sarah into his harem BUT GOD protected her
01 Gen 20.3-7 God restrained Abimelech from violating Sarah
01 Gen 20.7 God called Abraham a prophet
01 Gen 21.12 Abraham was distressed his firstborn son Ishmael was not to be the heir BUT GOD took care of Ishmael
01 Gen 21.12 God’s promises were to Isaac, not Ishmael
01 Gen 22.15-18 5th Declaration of the Abrahamic Covenant to Abraham
01 Gen 25.18 Where Ishmael’s people settled
01 Gen 25.29-34 Esau despised his birthright
01 Gen 26.1-6 Isaac moved to Gerar due to famine
01 Gen 26.2-5 1st Declaration of Abrahamic Covenant to Isaac
01 Gen 26.24 2d Declaration of Abrahamic Covenant to Isaac
01 Gen 27.1-41 Jacob deceitfully obtains Esau's blessing
01 Gen 28.10-15 Jacob's Dream & Receipt of Abrahamic Covenant
01 Gen 28.13-15 1st Declaration of Abrahamic Covenant to Jacob
01 Gen 28.22 Jacob promised a tenth to God
01 Gen 3.14-19 The Curse pronounced
01 Gen 3.3.11-19 Adam & Eve’s sin and how God dealt with it
01 Gen 3.7 At their first sin, Adam & Eve realized they were naked
01 Gen 31.24 Laban pursued fleeing Jacob BUT GOD warned him off
01 Gen 31.7 Laban tried to cheat Jacob out of all his earnings BUT GOD took care of Jacob
01 Gen 32.1-2 The angels of God met Jacob
01 Gen 32.24b-32 Jacob wrestled with God & obtained a blessing
01 Gen 32.26-29 Jacob told God his name, but not visa versa
01 Gen 32.28 Jacob given a 2d name, Israel
01 Gen 34.1-7 Dinah raped
01 Gen 34.27-31 The pillaging of Shechem
01 Gen 34.8-26 Revenge killing of Shechemite men
01 Gen 35.1 God commanded Jacob to move from Shechem to Bethel
01 Gen 35.10 Jacob's name changed to Israel
01 Gen 35.16-20 Rachel dies birthing Benjamin
01 Gen 35.2-3 Jacob gradually realizing difference between idols and God
01 Gen 35.22 Reuben slept with Jacob's Concubine Bilhah
01 Gen 35.23 God appointed Jacob to be preeminent
01 Gen 35.23 The sons of Leah
01 Gen 35.24 The sons of Rachel
01 Gen 35.25 The sons of Bilhah
01 Gen 35.26 The sons of Zilpah
01 Gen 35.28-29 Isaac died at 180, buried by Esau & Jacob
01 Gen 35.9-13 2d declaration of Abrahamic Covenant to Jacob
01 Gen 37.2-11 Joseph to exceed his brothers
01 Gen 37.3-8 Joseph’s unedifying words increased his brothers’ enmity
01 Gen 39.1-6 God caused all Joseph did for Potiphar to succeed
01 Gen 39.21 God caused the prison warden to favor Joseph
01 Gen 39.4 God caused Potiphar to favor Joseph
01 Gen 39.7-20 Joseph refused to fornicate >> imprisoned
01 Gen 4.4 Abel’s offering of a slain sheep/goat acceptable to God
01 Gen 40.14-15 God gave Joseph no indication of how or when his incarceration would end
01 Gen 46.10 Simeon's sons entering Egypt
01 Gen 46.11 Levi's sons entering Egypt
01 Gen 46.12 Judah's sons entering Egypt
01 Gen 46.13 Issachar's sons entering Egypt
01 Gen 46.14 Zebulun's sons entering Egypt
01 Gen 46.16 Gad's sons entering Egypt
01 Gen 46.17 Asher's sons entering Egypt
01 Gen 46.20 Joseph's sons
01 Gen 46.21 Benjamin's sons entering Egypt
01 Gen 46.24 Naphtali's sons entering Egypt
01 Gen 46.26-27 Sixty-six Israelites, plus Jacob, moved to Egypt
01 Gen 46.26-27 Jacob moved to Egypt, 70 people
01 Gen 46.8-9 Reuben's sons entering Egypt
01 Gen 47.10 Jacob blessed Pharoah
01 Gen 48.1-20 Adopted Ephraim & Manasseh as his direct sons
01 Gen 48.3-4 Jacob recounts God’s covenant with him
01 Gen 48.4 Jacob reminisces on God's promise of the Land
01 Gen 48.7 Jacob referred to Ephrath, aka Bethlehem
01 Gen 49.1-27 Israel's prophesies about his sons
01 Gen 49.13 Jacob's prophesy about Zebulun
01 Gen 49.14-15 Jacob's prophesy about Issachar
01 Gen 49.16-17 Jacob's prophesy about Dan
01 Gen 49.19 Jacob's prophesy about Gad
01 Gen 49.20 Jacob's prophesy about Asher
01 Gen 49.21 Jacob's prophesy about Naphtali
01 Gen 49.22-26 Jacob's prophesy about Joseph
01 Gen 49.22-26 Joseph given a blessing of prosperity
01 Gen 49.24 God called "Mighty One of Jacob", Shepherd, and "The Stone of Israel"
01 Gen 49.27 Jacob's prophesy about Benjamin
01 Gen 49.5-7 Jacob's prophesy about Simeon and Levi
01 Gen 49.8-12 Jacob's prophesy about Judah
01 Gen 49.8-12 Jacob’s prophesy about Judah
01 Gen 5.3 Adam's descendants were in his (fallen) image, not God's
01 Gen 50.20 Joseph’s brothers meant evil against him BUT GOD meant it for good
01 Gen 6.1-8 The corruption of the human race and Divine consequence
01 Gen 6.15, Ark dimensions
01 Gen 6.2-4, the 'nephilim'
01 Gen 7.1-12 The Great Flood started when promised
01 Gen 8.1 The earth was covered with water BUT GOD remembered Noah, et al
01 Gen 9.6 The reason for capital punishment: killing someone in God’s image
01 Gen 9.8-17 The Noahic Covenant
02 Ex 1.11-14 Israel enslaved in Egypt
02 Ex 1.7 In Egypt the Israelite population grew and flourished
02 Ex 10.1-2 God plagued Egypt that Israel may know He is the LORD
02 Ex 10.21-29 Ninth plague: darkness
02 Ex 10.3-20 Eighth plague: locusts
02 Ex 11.1-9 Tenth plague: death of all unprotected firstborn
02 Ex 11.2-3 God transferred much Egyptian wealth to Israel
02 Ex 12.1-13 Instructions for protection from the 10th plague
02 Ex 12.12 God executed judgment against all Egypt’s “gods”
02 Ex 12.29-32 Tenth plague: death of all unprotected firstborn
02 Ex 12.35-36 God transferred much Egyptian wealth to Israel
02 Ex 12.37 Israel departed Egypt
02 Ex 13.11-16 Reqmt to devote all firstborn to the LORD a commemoration of the 10th plague
02 Ex 13.17-18 God led Israel out of Egypt, avoiding the Philistines
02 Ex 13.3-10 Feast of Unleavened Bread inaugurated
02 Ex 14 Against the Egyptians
02 Ex 14.10-12 Israel complained about pursuing Egyptians
02 Ex 14.10-31 Parting of the Red Sea
02 Ex 14.4, 8, 17 God hardened Pharaoh’s heart so he would pursue the Isaraelites
02 Ex 15.11 Israel sang of God’s holiness
02 Ex 15.20 Miriam the prophetess
02 Ex 15.22-25 Israel complained at Mara about undrinkable water
02 Ex 15.26 God called Hmself Israel’s healer
02 Ex 16.1-3 Israel complained at Massah and Meribah about food
02 Ex 16.10 God's glory sometimes appeared in the cloud
02 Ex 16.11-24 Manna
02 Ex 17.1-3 Israel complained about water
02 Ex 17.14 The book recording Joshua’s victory over Amalek
02 Ex 17.8-16 Against the Amalekites
02 Ex 18.17-24 Moses humbly accepted Jethro's advice
02 Ex 18.4 Moses' 2nd son named Eliezer
02 Ex 19.1-2 Israel reached Mt. Sinai 3 months after departing Egypt
02 Ex 19.3-6 Israel had the possibility of becoming a kingdom of priests of God
02 Ex 19.5 The Lord said, "All the earth is mine"
02 Ex 19.5-6 Israel a holy nation /kingdom of priests
02 Ex 2.1-10 Example of providence: baby Moses’ survival
02 Ex 2.21-22 Moses' married Zipporah, had son Gershom
02 Ex 2.23-24 Israel cried to God for relief from slavery
02 Ex 2.23-24 God revealed His perspective in saving Israel
02 Ex 20-23 First statement of Mosaic/Sinaitic Covenant
02 Ex 20.1-17 The 10 Commandments
02 Ex 20.20 God frightened the people so they would not sin
02 Ex 20.4-6 Commandment 2: Don't make for yourself any image of anything as a god
02 Ex 20.4-6 Commandment #2: worship no images or artifacts
02 Ex 20.5 The iniquity of an unfaithful generation affects future generations
02 Ex 20.8-11 Commandment 4: Keep the Sabbath day holy
02 Ex 21.12-14 Israelite law for murder: capital punishment
02 Ex 21.16 Enslaving someone, or possessing someone thus enslaved, is a capital offense
02 Ex 21.22-23 Unborn baby is treated like the living person he/she is
02 Ex 21.22-25 Punishment for someone who injures a woman’s newborn baby
02 Ex 21.26-27 Illegal for a man to wound his slave -- penalty is the slave’s freedom
02 Ex 21.28 Death required of a beast that kills a person
02 Ex 21.29 Death required of negligent owner whose beast kills a person
02 Ex 21.5-6 The law for bond servanthood
02 Ex 22.2-3 Killing a thief in the process of theft does not incur bloodguilt
02 Ex 23-20-33 God promised to bless obedient Israel in every way
02 Ex 23.10-11 Every field in its 7th year belongs to the poor to eat from
02 Ex 23.12 Sabbath provides rest for workers
02 Ex 23.13 Don’t even speak the names of other gods
02 Ex 23.14-15 Feast of Unleavened Bread commanded
02 Ex 23.16a Feast of Harvest commanded
02 Ex 23.16b Feast of Ingathering commanded
02 Ex 23.23-33 God’s plan for Israel’s conquest of the land
02 Ex 24.10 “The God of Israel” appeared on Mt. Sinai
02 Ex 24.4, 7 Moses’ record of his first Sinai meeting with God
02 Ex 25.40 God gave Moses a photographic memory
02 Ex 28.3 Divinely-enabled craftsmen
02 Ex 3.10-22 God revealed His plan for saving Israel
02 Ex 3.19-20 God foretold Moses Pharaoh would resist Israel’s rqst for freedom
02 Ex 3.21-22 God planned to transfer much Egyptian wealth to Israel
02 Ex 3.7-9 God revealed His perspective in saving Israel
02 Ex 30.6 Position of the veil relative to the ark of the testimony
02 Ex 31.1-11 Divinely-enabled craftsmen
02 Ex 31.13 The Sabbath a sign between God and Israel that the Lord sanctifies Israel
02 Ex 31.13-16 Commandment for Israel to observe the Sabbath
02 Ex 31.14-15 Israelite work prohibited on the Sabbath
02 Ex 31.16-17 The Sabbath a sign between God and Israel of His creative work
02 Ex 31.18 The original 2 stone tablets were written by God
02 Ex 31.3 God filled Bezalel to be able to design and build/fabricate the tabernacle & its furnishings
02 Ex 32.1-6 Golden Calf incident an example of trusting man (Moses)
02 Ex 32.11-14 Moses' intercessory prayer for Israel
02 Ex 32.13 Moses intercedes for Israel based on God's covenant with them
02 Ex 32.16 God write the original 2 stone tablets
02 Ex 32.19 Moses, angry at rebellious Israel, broke the God-given tablets of the Law
02 Ex 32.30-34 Moses interceded to obtain forgiveness for Israel
02 Ex 32.32-33 Moses’ mention of a book God wrote
02 Ex 32.7-10 God said He'd destroy all Israelites and restart with Moses
02 Ex 33.1-6 Disaster: getting the Lord's 'goodies' but not the Lord
02 Ex 33.11 God talked with Moses "face-to-face", as a man talks to his friend
02 Ex 33.12-17 Moses interceded for Israel
02 Ex 33.20 No one can see God's face and live
02 Ex 33.4 'Blessings' without God are not blessings
02 Ex 33.7-11 Moses' "Tent of Meeting"
02 Ex 33.7-11 When this happened the people worshipped
02 Ex 34.1, 27-28 The replacement tablets were prepared by Moses
02 Ex 34.10-27 Second statement of Mosaic Covenant
02 Ex 34.29-35 Moses’ face emitted light
02 Ex 34.29-35 Moses’ face reflected God’s glory
02 Ex 34.5-7 God described Himself to Moses
02 Ex 34.6-7 God forgives sinners but won't clear the guilty
02 Ex 34.6-7 God’s self-description
02 Ex 35 The beauty and excellence of the Tabernacle
02 Ex 35.10-19 Thirty-nine separate items named for the Tabernacle
02 Ex 35.30-36.2 Divinely-enabled craftsmen
02 Ex 35.30-36.5 God gifted people with the skills they needed
02 Ex 36.8-38.23 As-built details of the tabernacle & furnishings
02 Ex 39.1-31 As-built details of the priestly garments
02 Ex 39.32-43 Summary of all built for Tabernacle and priestly garments
02 Ex 4.2-9 God gave Moses 3 miraculous signs to perform
02 Ex 4.21 God gave Moses the power to perform all the plague-miracles
02 Ex 4.22 God called Israel His “firstborn son”
02 Ex 4.30 God gave Aaron ability to perform Moses’ signs
02 Ex 6.14 Reuben’s sons beginning the Exodus from Egypt
02 Ex 6.15 Simeon’s sons leaving Egypt
02 Ex 6.16 Levi’s sons leaving Egypt
02 Ex 6.17 Gershon’s sons leaving Egypt
02 Ex 6.18 Kohath’s sons leaving Egypt
02 Ex 6.19 Merari’s sons leaving Egypt
02 Ex 6.2-4, 8 God affirms He gave Canaan to Israel
02 Ex 6.21 Ishar’s sons leaving Egypt
02 Ex 6.22 Uzziel’s sons leaving Egypt
02 Ex 6.23 Aaron’s sons leaving Egypt
02 Ex 6.24 Korah’s sons leaving Egypt
02 Ex 7.14-25 First plague: Egyptian water turned into blood
02 Ex 7.3 God intended to harden Pharaoh's heart
02 Ex 7.7 Aaron was 3 years older than Moses
02 Ex 8.1-15 Second plague: frogs
02 Ex 8.16-19 Third plague: gnats
02 Ex 8.20-32 Fourth plague: flies
02 Ex 9.1-7 Fifth plague: death of Egyptian livestock
02 Ex 9.13-16 God raised up Pharaoh for His glory
02 Ex 9.13-35 Seventh plague: hail (and lightning, thunder and rain) on Egypt (but not Goshen)
02 Ex 9.16 God raised up Pharaoh to display His power
02 Ex 9.8-12 Sixth plague: boils on all Egyptians
02 Lev 18.1-5 Israel separate through Divine laws
03 Lec 25.39-41 Indentured Israelite slaves to be freed in Year of Jubilee
03 Lev 10.1-11 God made an example by executing two priests
03 Lev 10.1-11 God executed Nadab & Abihu
03 Lev 10.1-3 Nadab & Abihu offered unauthorized fire before the Lord
03 Lev 11.29-38 Definition/description of "swarming things"
03 Lev 11.47 Mosaic Law: Distinguish between clean & unclean
03 Lev 12.1-8 Mosaic Law: Purification after childbirth
03 Lev 13.1-14.32 Law about leprosy
03 Lev 14.33-57 Law about mold, "house infections"
03 Lev 15.31 Mosaic Law: Distinguish between clean & unclean
03 Lev 16.1-2 Nadab & Abihu went behind the Tabernacle veil
03 Lev 16.11-13 Offering of fire before the Lord
03 Lev 16.27 The bull and goat are burned outside the camp
03 Lev 16.29 Day of Atonement on tenth day of seventh month
03 Lev 16.5-22 Day of Atonement -- 2 Goats
03 Lev 17.10-14 Prohibition against ingesting blood, which represents life
03 Lev 18.18b Israelites commanded to love their neighbors as themselves
03 Lev 18.22 To Israel, God said homosexual sex was prohibited as an abomination
03 Lev 18.24-25 God gave Caananites’ land to Israel because of Canaanites’ sins
03 Lev 18.24-28 God judged the Canaanites for their sexual sins
03 Lev 18.25, 27-28 The Canaanites’ sexual sins polluted their land, making it unclean
03 Lev 19.1-17 Approximate repeat of the 10 Commandments
03 Lev 19.1-2 Israel commanded to be holy because God is holy
03 Lev 19.18 Personal vengeance prohibited
03 Lev 19.20-22 No guilt for being forced to have sex against one’s will
03 Lev 19.28 Tatoos prohibited for Israelites
03 Lev 19.9 The edges of fields, and what’s left after first harvest (gleanings) belong to the poor
03 Lev 19.9-10 Harvest rules to provide for the poor
03 Lev 20.1-9 Israel holy, therefore moral restrictions
03 Lev 20.13 Male homosexual sex a capital crime in Israel
03 Lev 20.22 Israel’s occupancy of their land was contingent on their obedience to God
03 Lev 20.22-26 Israel holy, therefore dietary restrictions
03 Lev 20.23-24 God gave Canaanites’ land to Israel because of Canaanites’ sins
03 Lev 20.23-26 Israel to be a separate people
03 Lev 21.10-15 Restrictions on High Priest
03 Lev 21.13-14 The High Priest may only marry an Israelite virgin
03 Lev 21.16-23 Aaron’s descendants with blemishes not allowed to perform some priestly roles
03 Lev 23 Eight feasts commanded for Israel
03 Lev 23.22 The edges of fields, and what’s left after first harvest (gleanings) belongs to the poor
03 Lev 23.33-36 The Feast of Booths
03 Lev 24.10-16, 23 A case where the commandment was enforced by public execution
03 Lev 24.17-22 Capital punishment for murder
03 Lev 24.17, 21 Capital punishment for murder
03 Lev 24.19-20 Punishment for someone who injures another
03 Lev 25.23 God said the Land is His possession
03 Lev 25.25-34 Redemption or restoration of lands and houses
03 Lev 25.39-55 Laws about slavery
03 Lev 25.8-17 Year of Jubilee
03 Lev 26.40-45 God will forgive and remember His covenant with Abraham, Isaac, & Jacob
03 Lev 26.44-45 God will discipline but not destroy Israel
03 Lev 27.10-14 Laws about valuations
03 Lev 27.2 NASB translation of pālāʾ in the Hiphil form as “difficult”
03 Lev 27.25 The Sanctuary Sheckel = 20 Gerahs
03 Lev 3.16-17 God claimed for Himself the unhealthy part of the offering: the fat
03 Lev 4.3 An anointed priest's sin brings guilt upon all the people
03 Lev 5.8 If sin is at issue the sin offering must precede other offerings
03 Lev 7.18 God prohibited eating unpreserved meat on the third day
03 Lev 7.22-25 Eating of fat parts of food offerings prohibited
03 Lev 7.34-36 God fed the priests from His portion of non-sin sacrifices
03 Lv 15.25-27 A woman is unclean however long her discharge lasts
04 Num 1.1-47 First Israelite census
04 Num 1.51 Any outsider who approached the Tabernacle was killed
04 Num 10.1-10 Israel's 2 silver trumpets
04 Num 10.11 Israel departed Mt. Sinai on 2/20/year-2
04 Num 10.29-32 Example of providence: Midianite Hobab’s guidance
04 Num 11.1 Israelites, freed from Egypt, became discontent and complained
04 Num 11.10-15 Moses discouraged over Israelites' complaining
04 Num 11.4-34 Dissatisfied with manna, the people insisted on mean -- disease resulted
04 Num 11.4-6 The Rabble incited Israelites to discontentment & complaining
04 Num 12.10 Miriam afflicted with leprosy 7 days
04 Num 12.8 God spoke with Moses "mouth-to-mouth"
04 Num 13.1-14.25 Recon of Canaan, report, rejection of God’s plan, consequences
04 Num 13.8 Joshua was an Ephraimite
04 Num 14:18 The LORD is slow to anger, loving, forgiving, just
04 Num 14.33 A generation of Israelites suffered 40 years for the sin of their forebears
04 Num 14.44 The Israelites presumed to attack the Canaanites against God’s instructions
04 Num 15.14-16 Gentiles allowed to worship God IAW Mosaic law
04 Num 15.27-31 God differentiates between unintentional and intentional sin
04 Num 15.32-36 Sabbath-breaker executed
04 Num 15.40 Israel holy by keeping God's commandments
04 Num 16.1-35 Rebellion of Korah, Dathan, Abiram, and On
04 Num 17.12-18.7 Death for any infraction of Tabernacle procedure
04 Num 18.17-18 God takes the fat but gives the meat
04 Num 18.20-24 No earthly inheritance for Levites - God is their portion
04 Num 18.7 The priesthood was God's gift to Aaron and descendants
04 Num 2 Israel’s order of march
04 Num 2.1-31, 3.21-39 Arrangement of the Israelite encampment
04 Num 20.2-12 Moses disciplined for striking the rock to vent anger
04 Num 20.2-13 At Meribah God proved Himself holy when Moses didn’t
04 Num 20.2-23 At Waters of Meribah Moses in anger struck the rock instead of speaking to it
04 Num 21.14-15 Book of the Wars of the LORD
04 Num 21.8-9 God directed Moses to erect a bronze serpent
04 Num 22.1-6 Balaam hired to curse Israel
04 Num 22.18 Balaam referred to God as “YHWH my God”
04 Num 22.28-30 Balaam’s donkey spoke
04 Num 22.8 Balaam knew of God and knew His name, YHWH
04 Num 23.19 God does not lie or change
04 Num 27.12-14 Moses told to ascend Mt. Abarim to see Canaan, then to die
04 Num 27.14 God’s description of Moses’ sin at Meribah
04 Num 27.15-23 Joshua chosen to succeed Moses
04 Num 28.16-25 Passover, instructions about
04 Num 28.26-31 Feast of Weeks, instructions about
04 Num 29.1-39 Feast of Trumpets
04 Num 29.12-38 Feast of Booths Procedure
04 Num 3.5-10 Levites Serve Aaron & Sons as Priests
04 Num 31 God took vengeance on the Midianites, on behalf of Israel
04 Num 32.23 Israel told, "your sin will find you out"
04 Num 33.4 God judged the Egyptian gods
04 Num 33.5-49 Israel’s journey locations Egypt to Canaan
04 Num 34.3-12 Promised Land Borders
04 Num 35.1-8 God provided Levites 48 cities
04 Num 35.16-21 Description of murder vs manslaughter
04 Num 35.19 A murderer's executioner was to be the Avenger of Blood
04 Num 35.22-23 Description of manslaughter vs murder
04 Num 35.22-29 Definition of manslaughter and consequence IAW God’s law for Israel
04 Num 35.30 Murder conviction required more than one witness
04 Num 35.31-34 The only acceptable atonement for murder in Israel was the death of the convicted murderer
04 Num 35.6-15 The Law about Cities of Refuge
04 Num 4.15-20 If a Kohathite touched or even looked at a holy thing he died
04 Num 5.5-10 Restitution plus 1/5 penalty required for sin
04 Num 5.6-8 Restitution required even if no victim remains
04 Num 6.24-26 Aaronic Blessing
04 Num 6.25-26 Seeking the blessing of God facing toward
04 Num 7.12-83 Why the repetition?
04 Num 7.89 Moses heard the Lord's voice from above the atonement cover
04 Num 8.14 Example of consecration: God claimed the Levites for Himself
04 Num 8.14-18 Levites consecrated to God in lieu of all Israelite firstborns
04 Num 8.19 Levites, God's gift to Aaron
04 Num 9.11 Passover makeup date on 2/14 only for those unable to keep the 1/14 date
04 Num 9.14 A Gentile among the Jews allowed to observe the Passover
04 Num 9.15 Tabernacle called 'The Tent of the Testimony'
05 Dt 1.1-40 Sin turned an 11 day journey into a 38 year delay
05 Dt 10-7-9 Consecration of the Tribe of Levi
05 Dt 10.12-13 Israel's fivefold, ideal relationship with God
05 Dt 10.12-13 Israel’s obedience bound with their love for God
05 Dt 10.14 God owns all heavens, the earth, and everything in it
05 Dt 10.14-15 God, who owns everything, chose to love Abraham's descendants
05 Dt 10.16 Dishonest business is an abomination to God
05 Dt 10.17-18 God is an impartial, fair judge
05 Dt 10.22 God grew Israel from 70 to several million people
05 Dt 11.1-9 Considering God's mighty acts against opponents should motivate Israel's obedience
05 Dt 11.10-15 God mitigated much of the curse for the Promised Land
05 Dt 11.18-20 God's prescription for Israelite parenting
05 Dt 11.8-17 General terms of Sinaitic Covenant reiterated
05 Dt 11.9, 17, 21 Israel’s occupancy of the land conditioned on their obedience
05 Dt 12.16, 23-25 Israelites may never eat blood
05 Dt 12.17-18, 26-27 Israelites may only eat holy things at the place of worship
05 Dt 12.2-3 Israel commanded to destroy all Canaanite idols and all their places of worship
05 Dt 12.29 God promises to destroy the Canaanite nations
05 Dt 12.31 Canaanites did everything the LORD hates in service to their (demonic) gods
05 Dt 12.31 Canaanites’ idol worship an abomination
05 Dt 12.32 Adding to or subtracting from Scripture is forbidden
05 Dt 12.5-18, 26-27 God mandated the one place where Israel was to worship
05 Dt 12.5, 12-14 Israel commanded to worship only in the place God chooses
05 Dt 13.1-5 Departure from God's Word, though accompanied by a miracle, still to be rejected
05 Dt 13.1-5 Miracles/prophecies with wrong message are to be rejected
05 Dt 13.11-14 Worshipping/serving other “gods” is an abomination
05 Dt 13.12-18 An unfaithful Israelite city serves God by being judged and destroyed
05 Dt 13.6-11 Loyalty to God supercedes familial loyalty
05 Dt 14.1-2. God chose Israel to be holy, His treasure
05 Dt 14.22-26 God uses Israelite tithes to bless the giver
05 Dt 15.16-17 The law for bond servanthood
05 Dt 15.19-20 God shares His offerings with the offerors
05 Dt 16.1-8 Passover, instructions about
05 Dt 16.16-17 Three annual feasts mandated
05 Dt 16.9-11 Feast of Weeks
05 Dt 17.1 Israel offering to God a defective sacrifice is an abomination
05 Dt 17.12 Contempt of court a capital crime in Israel
05 Dt 17.14-20 Laws about Israelite kings
05 Dt 17.2-4 Idolatry an abomination
05 Dt 17.2-7 Idolatry a capital crime in Israel
05 Dt 18.1-2 Levites given no inheritance because they are priests
05 Dt 18.1-5 Levites given no earthly possession, they get God's portion
05 Dt 18.15-19 Prophesy that God would provide a prophet like Moses
05 Dt 18.2 YHWH is the Levites’ inheritance
05 Dt 18.20-22 Test of false prophets, & death penalty
05 Dt 18.9-14 Abominations: human sacrifice, divination, fortune telling, omen interpretation, sorcery, mystic charms, mediums, necromancers, anyoner who inquires of the dead
05 Dt 18.9-14 Abominations: the reason God destroyed the Canaanites
05 Dt 19.1-13 Instructions re Cities of Refuge
05 Dt 19.11-13 Cities of Refuge not for murderers
05 Dt 19.11-13 Murder requires death of the murderer
05 Dt 19.16-21 A false witness shall suffer the fate intended for their victim
05 Dt 19.6 Manslaughter does not deserve death penalty
05 Dt 19.8-10 Expansion of the land to the full-promised size conditioned on obedience
05 Dt 20.10-18 Israel not allowed to accept their surrender
05 Dt 20.19-20 Stewardship principle from Mosaic Law: preserve the means of production
05 Dt 21.1-9 Murder always invokes guilt requiring a life-sacrifice atonement
05 Dt 21.17 The Firstborn Israelite gets a double inheritance
05 Dt 21.18-21 Israelite parents to hand a rebellious adult son over to authorities for execution
05 Dt 21.5 Levitical Priests’ duties
05 Dt 22.1-4 Mosaic Law: finder responsible to return found property to its owner
05 Dt 22.25-27 Capital punishment commanded for rape of a married woman
05 Dt 22.28-29 Mosaic Law commands a single woman to become the wife of her rapist
05 Dt 22.5 Mosaic Law: cross dressing prohibited
05 Dt 22.7 Stewardship principle from Mosaic Law: preserve the means of production
05 Dt 23.15-16 Escaped foreign slaves to be granted asylum in Israel
05 Dt 23.15-16 Israel not permitted to extradite runaway foreign slaves
05 Dt 23.19-20 Israelite-to-Israelite lending must be without interest
05 Dt 23.21-23 God enforced Israelites' vows
05 Dt 23.24-25 OK to eat your fill in anyone’s field, but not to harvest there
05 Dt 23.3-6 God forever condemned Ammon and Moab for this attack
05 Dt 23.5 God turned Balaam’s intended curse into a blessing for Israel
05 Dt 23.7-8 Edom and Egypt welcomed by God
05 Dt 24.16 Sin guilt is not imputed from the sinner to anyone else
05 Dt 24.19 Grain sheaves left in the field after the first harvest belong to the poor
05 Dt 24.19-22 Mosaic law governing welfare
05 Dt 24.20 Tree fruit left after the first beating belong to the poor
05 Dt 24.21 Grapes left on the vine after the first picking belong to the poor
05 Dt 25.13-16 Dishonest business trading is an abomination
05 Dt 25.17-19 Israel commanded to annihilate Amalekites
05 Dt 254.13-16 Just/honest measurements required
05 Dt 26.16 Israel commanded to obey wholeheartedly
05 Dt 26.16-19 God & Israel covenant together
05 Dt 26.16-19 God chose Israel to bless above all nations
05 Dt 26.18 God kept His promise to treasure Israel
05 Dt 26.5-9 What God commanded the Israelite to say
05 Dt 27.1-8 Large plastered stones containing the Law, on Mt. Ebal
05 Dt 27.11-12 Blessings from Mt. Gerizim, curses from Mt. Ebal
05 Dt 27.15 God considers a manmade deity image an abomination
05 Dt 28.1-14 Conditional blessings from Mt. Gerizim
05 Dt 28.15-68 Curses from Mt. Ebal for Israelite unfaithfulness to God
05 Dt 28.21, 36-37, 63-64 Disobedience causes eviction from the Land
05 Dt 29.1 The Mosaic/Sinaitic covenant begun at Sinai and embellished 40 years later near Moab
05 Dt 29.1-30.14 The Moabitic Covenant
05 Dt 29.18-19 Israel warned againsty the "bitter root" of unbelief
05 Dt 29.29 Some things God does not reveal
05 Dt 29.5 Israelites' clothes & shoes did not wear out for 40 years
05 Dt 3.23-27 God refused Moses' request to enter the Land
05 Dt 30.1-10 Part of Moab Covenant: God would restore repentant Israel
05 Dt 30.1-10 Promised forgiveness and restoration
05 Dt 30.1-10 Restoration promised for Israel’s repentance
05 Dt 30.18, 20 The consequence for disobedience was Israel’s shortened occupation of their Land
05 Dt 30.4-5 Repentant Israel gains restored occupancy of their land
05 Dt 31.26 A book of the Law to be placed “beside” the Ark
05 Dt 31.9-13 The Law to be read publicly every 7 years, at the Feast of Booths
05 Dt 32.16-17 Idols represent demons
05 Dt 32.16-17 God didn't completely destroy rebellious Israel so others wouldn't take credit for it
05 Dt 32.34-35 God claims the right of vengeance on Israel’s enemies
05 Dt 32.35 God said, “Vengeance is Mine”
05 Dt 32.36 The LORD’s compassion on idolatrous Israel
05 Dt 32.39 God’s sovereignty over illness and death
05 Dt 32.4 God’s perfection, justice, faithfulness, righteousness
05 Dt 32.4, 18 Moses called God “The Rock”
05 Dt 32.41-43 God promises to take vengeance on His enemies
05 Dt 32.47 Israel’s obedience a condition for occupancy of their land
05 Dt 32.48-50 God told Moses to ascend Mt. Nebo to die
05 Dt 32.51 God said Moses broke faith with Him and didn’t treat Him as holy
05 Dt 32.52 Moses restricted from entering Canaan
05 Dt 32.6 God Israel’s creator and redeemer
05 Dt 32.8 God allotted their territories with a particular allotment for Israel
05 Dt 32.8-9 Out of all nations, God’s portion is Israel
05 Dt 32.9 YHWH chose Israel as His portion/share of all the nations
05 Dt 32.9-13 Jacob used to represent all Israelites
05 Dt 33.29 Israel uniquely blessed by God
05 Dt 33.29 Moses' last words to Israel: uniquely assisted by God
05 Dt 33.6-29 Moses' prophesies about the 12 tribes
05 Dt 34.1-4 God enabled Moses to see places normally too distant to see
05 Dt 34.10 God knew Moses face-to-face
05 Dt 34.10-12 Moses, the greatest prophet until Christ
05 Dt 34.5-12 God’s eulogy of Moses: servant, strong, prophet & worker of Divine miracles
05 Dt 4.12-19, 23-28 God revealed Himself without form, not to be represented by anything visible
05 Dt 4.15-18 Creation & worship of any image for God is prohibited
05 Dt 4.19 Worship of astronomical objects forbidden
05 Dt 4.2 Adding to or subtracting from Scripture is forbidden
05 Dt 4.20 Israel, a people of God’s own inheritance
05 Dt 4.20 Called called Egypt an "iron furnace"
05 Dt 4.23-24 Make no idols, for God is jealous, a consuming fire
05 Dt 4.25 Idolatry, expression of a desire to be independent of God
05 Dt 4.31 God says He will not fail or destroy Israel, nor forget the covenant He made with their fathers
05 Dt 4.32-35 Israel uniquely chosen by God, and had special Divine revelation
05 Dt 4.40 Israel and the Land: unconditional ownership, conditional occupancy
05 Dt 4.41-42 Purpose of Cities of Refuge
05 Dt 4.43 Three Cities of Refuge East of the Jordan
05 Dt 4.7-8 Israel blessed with accessible God and righteous statutes
05 Dt 4.9 Israelites advised to diligently keep their souls
05 Dt 4.9-14 The people heard God give them the Law
05 Dt 5.1-5a Intro to the Mosaic Covenant
05 Dt 5.22-29 The Israelites’ godly fear
05 Dt 5.29 God desires good for Israel, enabled by their faithfulness to Him
05 Dt 5.33 Israel's continued possession of their land was contingent on their faithfulness to God
05 Dt 5.6-21 The Ten Commandments
05 Dt 6.1-5 The Greatest Commandment given to Israel
05 Dt 6.4-5 “The Great Shema”: God is One, love Him completely
05 Dt 6.6-9 God's prescription for Israelite parenting
05 Dt 7.1-5 Israel commanded to annihilate the Canaanites
05 Dt 7.12-16 Blessings contingent on Israel’s obedience
05 Dt 7.16-26 God's strategy for Israel's annihilation of the Canaanites
05 Dt 7.17-21 God’s works against Egypt prepared Israel for Canaan conquest
05 Dt 7.2 God commanded no mercy for the seven Canaanite nations
05 Dt 7.25 Idol worship an abomination
05 Dt 7.25b-26 Plundering things devoted to destruction was prohibited
05 Dt 7.26 Idol paraphanelia are abominable things
05 Dt 7.6-8 God chose Israel according to His own purposes
05 Dt 7.6-8 Israel holy to the LORD
05 Dt 8.1 Israel’s ability to possess the land given them was contingent on their obedience
05 Dt 8.17 Israel warned against pride
05 Dt 8.18 God gave Israel the power to make wealth
05 Dt 8.18 The Israelites' ability to get wealth was from God
05 Dt 8.2-5 God sustained Israelites 40 years in the wilderness
05 Dt 8.2-6, 15-16 God disciplines Israel for their good
05 Dt 8.20 How was Israel’s promised perishing like the Canaanites?
05 Dt 8.3 God taught Israelites dependence on Him
05 Dt 8.3-5, 16 God let Israel go hungry
05 Dt 8.4 Israelites' clothes did not wear out for 40 years
05 Dt 9.1-3 God destroyed the Anakim for Israel
05 Dt 9.23-29 Moses Interceded for Israel
05 Dt 9.4-5 God correlated gift of Canaan to Israel with just judgment on its former occupants
05 Dt 9.4-5 God gave Canaanites’ land to Israel because of Canaanites’ wickedness
05 Dt 9.9 Moses went without water 40 days
06 Josh 1.1 Moses called the servant of the LORD
06 Josh 1.1-6 The promised land defined, a permanent possession
06 Josh 1.6 God encourages Joshua to courageously lead Israel into the Land
06 Josh 10.11 Hailstones killed Israel’s enemy’s soldiers
06 Josh 10.13 The Book of Jashar
06 Josh 13.14 Tribe of Levi given no inheritance
06 Josh 13.14 The Levites' inheritance was the Lord- foreshadowing God's elect in Christ
06 Josh 13.22 Balaam killed during Israel's conquest of Sihon
06 Josh 13.33 The Levites' inheritance was the Lord, not the Land
06 Josh 14.10-12 Caleb, at 85, young at heart and confident in the Lord
06 Josh 14.3-4 The Levites' received no land inheritance
06 Josh 14.7-8 Faithful to the Lord
06 Josh 15 Description of the land allotted to Judah
06 Josh 16.1-10 Joseph got a double land allotment
06 Josh 16.10 Ephraimites didn't totally cleanse their land of Canaanites
06 Josh 17.3-6 Zelophehad's 5 daughters received land inheritance
06 Josh 18.1 Shiloh was the first center of worship in Canaan
06 Josh 18.7a The priesthood was the Levites' inheritance
06 Josh 18.9 Book - Canaan land survey
06 Josh 19.10-16 Zebulun's Land allotment
06 Josh 19.9 Simeon's land allotted within Judah's land
06 Josh 2.12-14, 6.22-25 Rahab's family spared along with her
06 Josh 2.8-11 Rahab concluded God is God of heaven & earth
06 Josh 20 Cities of Refuge established
06 Josh 20.1-6 Israelite law for manslaughter: incarceration
06 Josh 20.3,5 Description of manslaughter
06 Josh 21.43-45 Fulfillment of God's promise to give the land
06 Josh 22.20 Widespread effects of Achan's sin reviewed
06 Josh 23:4-5 God allotted the Canaanites' land to Israel as an inheritance
06 Josh 23.13, 16 Consequence of Israel unfaithfulness: removal from the land
06 Josh 23.13,16 Joshua’s warning: unfaithfulness results in loss of occupancy of the Land
06 Josh 23.6-13 Israel forbidden to associate with Canaanites
06 Josh 24.14-15 In Egypt some Israelites were idol-worshippers
06 Josh 24.2-13 God’s description of history: Abram in Ur to Israel in Canaan
06 Josh 24.2-14 Israel's history in God's own words
06 Josh 24.25-26 The Book of the Law of God
06 Josh 3.16 Israel crossed the Jordan opposite Jericho
06 Josh 3.7-17 Joshua led Israel in crossing the Jordan on dry ground
06 Josh 3.7-17 When the Levites stepped into the Jordan, it dried up
06 Josh 5.1-8 On entering Canaan, Israelite males were circumcised
06 Josh 5.13-15 Christ appeared to Joshua prior to Battle of Jericho
06 Josh 6.1-20 The fall of Jericho
06 Josh 6.12-13 The people of Manasseh didn't completely cleanse their land
06 Josh 6.22-25 Rahab’s family blessed by Rahab’s faith
06 Josh 7 Achan's entire family destroyed
06 Josh 7.1-5, 24-25; 22.20 Sins of a few cost about 36 lives
06 Josh 7.20-25 Achan’s sin and consequence
06 Josh 8.30-35 Israel renews the Covenant at Mts. Gerizim and Ebal
06 Josh 9.1-21 Israel bound by their word, despite the Gibeonites’ deception
06 Josh 9.3-6 Gibeonites deceive Joshua
07 Jdg 1.27-35 Israel's failure to drive out all Canaanites
07 Jdg 13.17-18 The LORD declined to tell Manoah His name
07 Jdg 13.2 Samson a Danite
07 Jdg 13.5, 7 Samson considered a Nazirite prior to his birth
07 Jdg 14.1-16.30 God used unrighteous Samson to defeat the Philistines
07 Jdg 14.1-2 Samson’s foolish choice of a wife
07 Jdg 14.1-4 God used Samson's lust for His purposes
07 Jdg 15.20 Samson judged Israel 20 years
07 Jdg 16.15 Delilah's false love
07 Jdg 16.18 Delilah defeated Samson
07 Jdg 18.30 Moses' grandson Jonathan became a priest of idols
07 Jdg 19.14-30 Benjamites at Gibeon raped and murdered a Levite's concubine
07 Jdg 2.1-5 Adverse consequence of Israel's disobedience
07 Jdg 2.10 Failure to pass history to next generation hurt Israel
07 Jdg 3.1-5 God's use of Israel's enemies
07 Jdg 3.9-11 Othniel, the judge
07 Jdg 4 Example of providence: Jael assassinated Sisera
07 Jdg 4.4 Deborah, prophetess & Judge of Israel
07 Jdg 6.21 Spontaneous fire & disappearance
07 Jdg 6.37-40 Selective dew
07 Jdg 7.1-8 God reduced Gideon’s army from 32,000 to 300
07 Jdg 7.2 God reduced Gideon’s army to avoid His victory being attributed to any other
07 Jdg 7.2 God reduced the size of Gideon's army
07 Jdg 7.9-15 God arranged for Gideon’s encouragement prior to the battle
07 Jdg 7.9-15a God handled Gideon's temptation to fear
07 Jdg 8.22-27 Gideon: quick shift from faith to idolatry
07 Jdg 9 God’s retribution against Abimelech and the citizens of Shechem
07 Jdg 9.22-24 Harmful/evil spirit given to Abimilech and Shechemite leaders
08 Ruth 1.16 Moabitess Ruth embraced Jehovah and was accepted into Israel
09 1 Sam 17.32-37 God’s enabling David to kill beasts prepared him to fight Goliath
09 1 Sam 1.18 Hannah’s encouragement through faith
09 1 Sam 10.25 The Rights and Duties of Kingship
09 1 Sam 12.22 Samuel says YHWH would not forsake His people
09 1 Sam 13.8-14 Saul, faced with Samuel’s tardiness, offered unauthorized sacrifices
09 1 Sam 14.24-46 God refused guidance because Saul's unwise vow broken
09 1 Sam 15.10, 35 God was sorry He had made Saul king
09 1 Sam 15.11 God “regretted” making Saul king
09 1 Sam 15.20-23 God rejected Saul’s claim of obedience
09 1 Sam 15.22-23 King Saul rejected because of disobedience
09 1 Sam 15.29 God does not lie or regret
09 1 Sam 16.1 God, having rejected Saul, selected a son of Jesse to be Israel's king
09 1 Sam 16.1-3 God directed subterfuge for Samuel to avoid Saul's notice
09 1 Sam 16.1-5 God told Samuel to offer a sacrifice at Bethlehem
09 1 Sam 16.11-13 Samuel anointed David as King
09 1 Sam 16.18-23 David’s apprenticeship in the royal court
09 1 Sam 16.7 God sees peoples’ hearts
09 1 Sam 16.7 God valued Israel's king based on his heart
09 1 Sam 17.25-26 Example of practical atheism
09 1 Sam 17.28 Eliab an example of anger-induced stupidity
09 1 Sam 19.18-24 God protected David by causing his persuers to prophesy
09 1 Sam 2.1-10 Hannah’s prayer a beautiful tribute to God’s sovereignty
09 1 Sam 2.25 God hardened Eli's sons' hearts
09 1 Sam 23.14 Saul sought to arrest David BUT GOD kept him free
09 1 Sam 25.1-39 God providentially restrained David from avenging himself upon Nabal
09 1 Sam 25.38-39 God took vengeance on Nabal, sparing David from sinning
09 1 Sam 26.12 God induced sleep enabling David to enter Saul’s camp
09 1 Sam 28.11-15 King Saul dialogs with the deceased Samuel
09 1 Sam 28.6, 15 God refused to answer King Saul’s prayer
09 1 Sam 3.19-21 Samuel was a prophet
09 1 Sam 30.26-31 The places David stayed as a fugitive from Saul
09 1 Sam 30.5-6 David, disheartened, strengthened himself in the LORD.
09 1 Sam 30.6 When greatly discouraged, David strengthened himself in the Lord
09 1 Sam 5.1-6.2 God punished the Philistines for having the Ark
09 1 Sam 6.19-20 God killed many Israelites who looked into the Ark
09 1 Sam 7.3-6 Repentant Israel gathered at Mizpah to return to the LORD
09 1 Sam 7.6, 15-17 Samuel judged Israel
09 1 Sam 8.18 God said He would not listen to Israel’s prayers complaining about their king
09 1 Sam 8.5, 10.19 Israel requested a king, which God considered a rejection of His Kingship
09 1 Sam 9.15-17 God gave Israel the king they wanted, Saul
09 1 Sam 9.9 Prophets also called “Seers”
1 Gen 17.5, 15 Abram & Sarai renamed to Abraham & Sarah
10 2 Sam 18.8 The forest killed more than the sword
10 2 Sam 1 An example of loving one’s enemies: David loved Saul
10 2 Sam 1.18 The Book of Jashar
10 2 Sam 11.14-17 David commanded Uriah to be killed in battle
10 2 Sam 11.4 David’s sexual conquest of Bathsheba
10 2 Sam 12.15-23 Bathsheba’s son dies
10 2 Sam 17.4 God caused Absalom to prefer Hushai’s advice
10 2 Sam 18.15 Absalom killed by David’s soldiers
10 2 Sam 2.1-4a At Hebron David anointed King over Judah
10 2 Sam 21.1 God punished Israel for breaking their covenant with the Gibeonites
10 2 Sam 22 David’s song of deliverance
10 2 Sam 22.16 The channels/ravines of the sea
10 2 Sam 22.21-25 God treated David as blameless
10 2 Sam 22.31 God’s perfect ways and truthful Word
10 2 Sam 23.2 David says God’s word is what he was communicating
10 2 Sam 23.5 David's last mention of the Davidic Covenant
10 2 Sam 24.1 God incited David to sin, vs Jas 1.13 God doesn't tempt anyone to sin
10 2 Sam 24.1-17 70,000 died because of David’s sin
10 2 Sam 24.15 David’s sin caused death of 70,000
10 2 Sam 5.4-5 Summary of David’s 40-year reign
10 2 Sam 6.12-23 Michal incorrectly judged David's motives
10 2 Sam 6.6 Uzzah touched the ark and was killed
10 2 Sam 7.3, 13 Prophet Nathan answered without first consulting God... and got it wrong
10 2 Sam 7.4-17 God declares Davidic covenant
10 2 Sam 7.4-17 God declares Davidic covenant, 11b-12 Dynasty
11 1 Ki 10.5 Ascent/steps or offerings?
11 1 Ki 14.12-13 God mitigated Abijah’s child's guilt
11 1 Ki 1.1-6 Human love turned Solomon away from loving God
11 1 Ki 10.23-29 Fulfillment of God’s promise to Solomon: unmatched wisdom and riches
11 1 Ki 10.9 The Queen of Sheba impressed by God’s blessings on Israel
11 1 Ki 11.29-39 God’s covenant with Jeroboam
11 1 Ki 11.39 God TEMPORARILY, partially turned away from David’s line
11 1 Ki 11.4 Solomon's wives turned his heart against God
11 1 Ki 11.42 The Book of the Acts of Solomon
11 1 Ki 11.7 Idols are abominations to God
11 1 Ki 12.15 God caused Rehoboam to heed bad advice
11 1 Ki 13.15-19 A prophet disobeyed God’s instructions w/ fatal consequences
11 1 Ki 13.5 Jeroboam’s altar split apart
11 1 Ki 13.5-6 Jeroboam's hand paralyzed, then healed
11 1 Ki 13.7-28 Prophet disobeyed, deceived thinking the Lord changed His mind
11 1 Ki 14.15-16 Israel to be removed from the Land
11 1 Ki 14.29 The Book of the Chronicles of the Kings of Judah
11 1 Ki 14.8 God treated David as blameless
11 1 Ki 17.13-16 Inexaustable supply of flour & oil
11 1 Ki 17.17-23 Resurrection of dead Zeraphath boy
11 1 Ki 18.16-40 Elijah vs Idol Prophets
11 1 Ki 18.30-39 Heavenly fire consumed Elijah's offering
11 1 Ki 18.46 Elijah outran a chariot for about 26 miles
11 1 Ki 20 God gave evil King Ahab victories over attacking Arameans
11 1 Ki 21.25-26 Jezebel incited Ahab to evil
11 1 Ki 3.1-5 Solomon’s alliance with Egypt by marriage not condemned
11 1 Ki 3.12-13 God promised to make Solomon the wisest king ever; and the richest and highest-honored King of his lifetime
11 1 Ki 3.3-10 Solomon started out righteously, faithful to God
11 1 Ki 6.11-13 God’s blessings on Solomon and Israel was contingent on Solomon’s obedience
11 1 Ki 8.1 The Ark moved from Zion to the Temple
11 1 Ki 8.22-61 Solomon’s prayer dedicating the Temple
11 1 Ki 8.39 God knows the hearts of all mankind
11 1 Ki 9.3 God said His heart would always be toward Solomon’s temple
11 1 Ki 9.6-9 If unfaithful, others will see God’s discipline of Israel & know of Him
11 1 Kings 8:46 There is no one who doesn't sin
12 2 Ki 22.19 God heard King Josiah’s heartfelt prayer
12 2 Ki 1.2-4 King Ahaziah died because he consulted an idol instead of God
12 2 Ki 1.9-15 102 soldiers incinerated attempting to arrest Elisha
12 2 Ki 10.34 The Book of the Chronicles of the Kings of Israel
12 2 Ki 11.1-3 Athaliah attempts to eradicate the Davidic line
12 2 Ki 12.20 King Joash assassinated
12 2 Ki 13.10-11, 22-23 Despite Israel’s wickedness God was unwilling to annihilate them
12 2 Ki 13.14-19 Example of half-hearted faith
12 2 Ki 13.20-21 Man resurrected when his corpse touched Elisha's bones
12 2 Ki 14.27 Despite Israel’s wickedness God was unwilling to annihilate them
12 2 Ki 17.1-6 The exile of the Northern Kingdom, Israel
12 2 Ki 17.16-41 Summary of Northern Kingdom’s unfaithfulness leading to Assyrian deportation
12 2 Ki 17.24-41 The origin of the Samaritans
12 2 Ki 17.7-23 The reason for the exile of the Northern Kingdom
12 2 Ki 18.14-16 Godly King Hezekiah’s failure to trust God
12 2 Ki 18.4 King Hezekiah destroyed Moses’ bronze serpent
12 2 Ki 18.9-12 Exile of N. Kingdom and reason for it
12 2 Ki 19.15-19 Hezekiah re Sennacherib's threat
12 2 Ki 19.22 God called Himself “The Holy One of Israel”
12 2 Ki 19.25-28 God used Assyria as His instrument, then punished them
12 2 Ki 19.35 One angel killed 185,000 Assyrians in one night
12 2 Ki 2.11-12 Elijah carried to Heaven by a fiery chariot
12 2 Ki 2.13-14 Elisha - waters of the Jordan parted
12 2 Ki 2.19-22 Elisha: waters purified
12 2 Ki 2.23-24 Elisha cursed abusers and bears then attacked them
12 2 Ki 2.7-8 Elijah - waters of the Jordan parted
12 2 Ki 20.3 Hezekiah asked for and received an extension to his life - to bad effect
12 2 Ki 20.5,6,8 King Hezekiah healed
12 2 Ki 20.8-11 Earth's orientation relative to the sun adjusted
12 2 Ki 22.14 Hulda a prophetess
12 2 Ki 22.18-20 God respected King Josiah's penitence
12 2 Ki 23.26-27 God determined to punish Judah for unfaithfulness
12 2 Ki 4.1-7 Elisha - widow's oil multiplied
12 2 Ki 4.18-37 Elisha - Shunammite's son raised from death
12 2 Ki 4.38-41 Elisha - poison stew purified
12 2 Ki 4.42-44 God extends food to feed 100 of Elisha's guests
12 2 Ki 4.8-17 A son for elderly barren Shunemite couple
12 2 Ki 5.1-14 Naaman healed of leprosy
12 2 Ki 5.2 God allowed a little girl to be captured and enslaved
12 2 Ki 5.27 Elisha - Gahazi and descendants afflicted with leprosy
12 2 Ki 6.1-7 Elisha - ax head floated
12 2 Ki 6.17 Elisha’s servant enabled to see angels not revealed to everyone
12 2 Ki 6.18 Elisha - Syrian army blinded
12 2 Ki 6.20 Syrian army’s blindness healed
12 2 Ki 6.24-7.20 The Syrian army fled when none was attacking
12 2 Ki 7.6-7 God caused the Syrian army to hear a nonexistent threat and flee
12 2 Ki 8.16-18 Evil wife led King Joram astray
12 2 Ki 8.18 King Jehoram’s godless wife led him into sin
12 2 Ki 9-10 Jehu annihilated Ahab as Joshua annihilated the Canaanites
12 Ki 2.19-22 Elisha - Jericho's water purified
13 1 Chron 23.24-32 Duties of Levites
13 1 Chron 25.1-7 “Prophets” designated to lead worship music
13 1 Chron 26.10 Shimri, not firstborn, made “first” by his father
13 1 Chron 27.23-24 Mention of the fateful census
13 1 Chron 28.2 David called the Ark God’s footstool
13 1 Chron 29.10-13 David’s prayer of praise to God
13 1 Chron 10.13-14 King Saul died because of disobedience and consulting a medium rather than the LORD
13 1 Chron 12.1-18, 22 God provided Fugitive David “special operators”, soldiers even from Saul’s tribe
13 1 Chron 13.9-10 Uzzah touched the ark and was killed
13 1 Chron 15.13 David understands why Uzzah died
13 1 Chron 17.2,4 Prophet Nathan answered without first consulting God... and got it wrong
13 1 Chron 17.21-22 Israel the only nation God ever chose to be His
13 1 Chron 17.7-15 God recaps His choice and elevation of David
13 1 Chron 21.1 David incited to sin by Satan
13 1 Chron 28.8 David exhorted Israel to faithfulness, to retain the land
13 1 Chron 28.9 David: God knows all hearts, plans, & thoughts
13 1 Chron 29.10-19 David re Solomon to build the Temple
13 1 Chron 29.11b,12a,14b,16 Israel's gifts for the Temple came from God
13 1 Chron 29.29-30 Chronicles of Samuel, Nathan, and Gad
13 1 Chron 5.1 Reuben's birthright given to Joseph's sons
13 1 Chron 6.15 God carried Judah and Jerusalem into exile using Nebuchadnezzar
13 1 Chron 6.49-81 The Cities of Refuge owned and administered by the Priesthood
13 1 Chron 9.1 The Book of the Kings of Israel
14 2 Chron 1:3 The wilderness “Tent of Meeting” ended up at Gibeon
14 2 Chron 1.4 The Ark, now in Jerusalem, had been separated from the wilderness Tent of Meeting (Tabernacle?)
14 2 Chron 10.14-15 & 11.4 God controlled Rehoboam’s decisions
14 2 Chron 21.7 Because of His covenant w/ David, God unwilling to destroy his “house”
14 2 Chron 24.24 God enabled a small Syrian army to defeat a large Judean army
14 2 Chron 24.27 The midrash (story/writings) of the Book of the Kings
14 2 Chron 28.5-15 God did not permit Israel to enslave Judean captives
14 2 Chron 33.19 The Chronicles of the Seers
14 2 Chron 35.22 Pharaoh Neco was God’s mouthpiece to King Josiah
14 2 Chron 36.22-23 God directed King Cyrus to rebuild the Temple
14 2 Chron 6.32-33 Gentiles worshipping God because of Israel
14 2 Chron 7.20 If Israel is unfaithful, God will uproot them from their given land
14 2 Chron 9.4 Ascent/steps or offerings?
14 1 Chron 5.18-22 Reubenites, Gadites, and half Manasseh great victory over Hagarites
14 2 Chron 11.16-12.8 Three faithful years, success - then unfaithfulness and trouble
14 2 Chron 14-16 King Asa: started well, ended poorly
14 2 Chron 15.2 Seek God, He will be found, forsake God, He will forsake you
14 2 Chron 17.10 Fearing God, nations left Jehoshaphat at peace
14 2 Chron 18.3-7, 12-28 Ahab determined to follow his own will despite God’s prophesy otherwise
14 2 Chron 20.1-29 God fought for Israel against combined armies
14 2 Chron 20.22-24 God caused attacking forces to annihilate each other
14 2 Chron 20.29 Fearing God, nations left Jehoshaphat at peace
14 2 Chron 20.6 God rules over the nations
14 2 Chron 20.6-12 Jehoshaphat's prayer for deliverance
14 2 Chron 21.25-26 Evil wife led King Joram astray
14 2 Chron 24.17-19 King Joash's success turned to failure
14 2 Chron 24.17-21 King Joash abandoned YHWH for idolatry
14 2 Chron 24.20 Because Israel forsook God He forsook them
14 2 Chron 25.1-16 Amaziah - from faith & victory to idolatry & defeat
14 2 Chron 25.14-16 King Amaziah exchanged God of victory for the "gods" he had defeated
14 2 Chron 25.17-24 God judicially hardened Amaziah's heart
14 2 Chron 6.12-42 Solomon’s prayer dedicating the Temple
14 2 Chron 6.24-25 Israel's occupation of their land related to obedience
14 2 Chron 6.30 Only God knows people's hearts
14 2 Chron 6.36 Solomon: There is no one who doesn't sin
14 2 Chron 6.38 Repentance requires mind and heart
14 2 Chron 9.29 Book: The History of Nathan the prophet
14 2 Chron 9.29 Book: The Prophesy of Ahijah the Shilonite
14 2 Chron 9.29 Book: The Visions of Iddo the Seer
15 Ezra 1.1 & 1.5 God motivated King Cyrus and certain Jews to rebuild the Temple
15 Ezra 1.2 God directed King Cyrus to rebuild the Temple
15 Ezra 5-6 God used Jews’ opponents’ opposition to further Jews’ Temple project
15 Ezra 6.22 God moved King Darius’ heart to support the temple-rebuilding project
15 Ezra 7.27-28 God placed His will in pagan king's heart (and the hearts of his officials)
15 Ezra 7.6 Example of God’s provision for assigned good works
15 Ezra 7.6, 10 Ezra worked at being able to teach the Word
15 Ezra 9.10-12 Ezra’s confession prayer mentions prohibited marriages of Canaanites
16 Neh 1 Nehemiah's prayer for Israel
16 Neh 13.26 Solomon's wives led him to sin
16 Neh 2.8 God caused Artaxerxes to grant Nehemiah’s requests
16 Neh 6.10-14 False prophets tried to frighten Nehemiah
16 Neh 6.2,8,12-13 God enabled Nehemiah to discern plots against himself
16 Neh 8.10 Nehemiah, "the joy of the LORD is your strength"
16 Neh 8.9-12 The people wept when they learned the Law
16 Neh 9.17 God is ready to forgive, gracous, merciful, slow to anger, abounding in steadfast love
16 Neh 9.5-37 Prayer of Praise & Confession
18 Job 1.11 Satan accused Job of mercenary loyalty to God
18 Job 1.13-19 Satan moved people and wind against Job
18 Job 1.16,19; 2.7 Satan's miracles against Job
18 Job 1.5 Job offered burnt offerings for his children’s sake
18 Job 11.7 No one can know all God knows
18 Job 12.10 In the Lord's hand is the life and breath of every living thing
18 Job 12.5-10 The non-sentient creation knows what man forgets: God is god
18 Job 14.4 Who can bring a clean thing out of an unclean? (no one)
18 Job 15.14 What is he born of woman, that he can be righteous?
18 Job 19.25-27a Job’s faith on display
18 Job 2.5 Satan said Job, if afflicted, would curse God
18 Job 2.7 Satan able to afflict Job's body
18 Job 23.13 God is unchangeable, and does whatever He desires
18 Job 24.1-12 God's apparent lack of judgment of evil
18 Job 26 The majesty of God's power
18 Job 26.5-14 Description of just the “fringes” of God’s greatness
18 Job 26.7 The earth suspended in space
18 Job 27.23 The wind having hands
18 Job 27.8-9 God will ignore the wicked's cry in distress
18 Job 28 About wisdom
18 Job 28.5 Subterranean fire
18 Job 29.1-6 Job feels God is against him, though actually God was for him
18 Job 31.15 Personhood from within the womb
18 Job 32.21-22 Elihu promises to not employ flattery
18 Job 34.14-15 If God stopped sustaining life, all would die
18 Job 34.17-29 God's judgments are irresistable
18 Job 36.22-26 Doxology
18 Job 37.11-12 Global upper atmospheric circulation patterns
18 Job 37.23-24 God's great power, justice, and righteousness
18 Job 38.14 Earth’s rotation about an axis
18 Job 38.16 Undersea springs and canyons
18 Job 38.7 The angelic beings existed when God was creating the earth
18 Job 39.27-30 Eagles' keen eyesight
18 Job 41.11 The Lord said whatever is under the whole heaven is His
18 Job 7.20-21 Suffering Job asked God “why?”
18 Job 9.2-12 Doxology
19 Ps 22.1 "My God why have You forsaken me?"
19 Ps 22.14 Bones out of joint, poured out like water, heart melted
19 Ps 22.16 Pierced hands and feet
19 Ps 22.17 Can count all his bones
19 Ps 22.18 Lots cast for His clothing
19 Ps 22.8 "He trusts in the Lord, let Him deliver him"
19 Ps 1 The contrasting ways of the righteous and the wicked
19 Ps 1.3 The 3 ways the Ps 1 person is blessed
19 Ps 10.16 Evict other nations from all the promised land
19 Ps 10.18 Permanently end oppressors
19 Ps 100 A Call to Worship
19 Ps 102.18 God treats each person as created, not merely born
19 Ps 102.25-27 Though the earth and heavens end, God does not change nor end
19 Ps 103 Praising YHWH for His forgiveness, mercy, & grace
19 Ps 103.12 Earth's poles
19 Ps 103.19 God’s kingdom, His sovereignty rules over everything
19 Ps 103.8-10 God is merciful, gracious, slow to anger, abundant in love
19 Ps 104.2 God covers Himself with light like a garment
19 Ps 104.33-35 Call to worship
19 Ps 104.5 God established the earth to not “totter” or move out of place
19 Ps 104.6-9 Earth's post-flood tectonic changes
19 Ps 105.11 Canaan given to Abraham and descendants as inheritance
19 Ps 105.19 Joseph was stressed awaiting fulfillment of God's promises
19 Ps 105.28 Did they rebel or not?
19 Ps 105.39-41 God gave Israel shade, light, food, and water
19 Ps 105.7 God’s judgments are in all the earth
19 Ps 106.15 The peoples’ craved meat contrary to God’s provision -- sickness resulted
19 Ps 106.16-18 Rebellion of Korah, Dathan, & Abiram
19 Ps 106.34-39 Idols are equated with demons
19 Ps 106.43 Rebellious Israel “beaten down” by their sin
19 Ps 106.8 For His name’s sake God saves Israel despite their sins
19 Ps 107.33-42 God raises/lowers environment and people
19 Ps 108 A prayer for Divine help
19 Ps 109.4 When falsely accused, pray
19 Ps 11.5 God's soul hates the wicked
19 Ps 110 The Messiah is both King and Priest
19 Ps 111.10 The fear of God: not just an emotion, a practice
19 Ps 112 A picture of the blessed state of an obedient Israelite
19 Ps 113.5-6 God's greatness
19 Ps 115.2-3 "Where is God?" Question & Answer
19 Ps 115.3 God does whatever He pleases
19 Ps 116.1-2 God hears prayer purposefully
19 Ps 116.12-14 What shall I render to the LORD for all His benefits to me?
19 Ps 119.101 Staying off “evil ways” enables keeping God’s Word
19 Ps 119.129 God’s words are unusual and extraordinary
19 Ps 119.130 Understanding gained by learning God’s Word
19 Ps 119.135 Asking God to shine His face on the believer
19 Ps 119.42 Personal trust in God’s Word an example of saving faith
19 Ps 119.63 Those who fear God keep His precepts
19 Ps 119.64 The earth is full of God’s steadfast love
19 Ps 119.65 NIV incorrectly represents Heb. perfect tense
19 Ps 119.67, 71 Affliction corrected straying believer
19 Ps 119.75 God's faithfulness to His believer included affliction
19 Ps 119.9-11 God’s Word + desire for righteousness counteracts temptation
19 Ps 12.2-3 Flattery comes with a double/deceitful heart
19 Ps 120.3-4 Painful punishment promised for the deceitful person
19 Ps 121 God the keeper/protector
19 Ps 128.1 One who fears God walks in God's ways
19 Ps 13 Asking the Lord, "How long until You help me?"
19 Ps 130.3 No one is sinless in God's eyes
19 Ps 130.4 God's forgiveness motivates fear of Him
19 Ps 131 A quieted soul hears God
19 Ps 132.13-18 Zion chosen by God for permanent dwelling place
19 Ps 133 Celebrating brotherly unity
19 Ps 135.4 God chose Israel for Himself, as His own possession
19 Ps 135.7 God causes the hydrologic cycle to work
19 Ps 136 An entire psalm celebrating God’s great works all done in eternal mercy
19 Ps 136.25 In love God feeds the creatures
19 Ps 138.6 The LORD regards the lowly, not the haughty
19 Ps 139.13 God formed David in his mother’s womb
19 Ps 139.16 God’s book that records the days ordained for each person
19 Ps 139.2. God knows our thoughts before we think them
19 Ps 139.23-24 David's desire to be right with God
19 Ps 14.1-3 The fool does not understand or seek God
19 Ps 140.7 David, needing help, recalls how God “covered his head” in battle
19 Ps 141.3 David’s prayer: LORD, set a guard over my mouth
19 Ps 141.4 God assists in restraining the heart
19 Ps 143.2 No one living is righteous before God
19 Ps 143.5-6 Meditate on God’s good works in the past
19 Ps 143.8-9 Request and depend on God’s provision and help in the present
19 Ps 145 An example of Hebrew poetry
19 Ps 145.13 ESV, HCSB, NIV84 add text not in the Hebrew
19 Ps 145.8 God is gracious, merciful, slow to anger, abounding in steadfast love
19 Ps 145.8-9, 15-16 YHWH, in grace, is good to all
19 Ps 147.1 It is pleasent, good, and fitting to sing praises to God
19 Ps 147.10-11 God delights in man's heart toward Him, not man's strength
19 Ps 147.11 YHWH takes pleasure in/favors those who fear Him
19 Ps 147.16-18 Hydrologic cycle
19 Ps 147.19-20 God gave only Israel His statutes and ordinances
19 Ps 147.4 God determines the number of stars and names each one
19 Ps 147.5 God’s power & understanding is unmeasureable
19 Ps 149.6-9 Israel to celebrate vengeance on their enemies
19 Ps 15.4 On despising the vile person but honoring those who fear the Lord
19 Ps 150 Praise God!
19 Ps 151
19 Ps 17 Prescription for the victim of injustice/persecution
19 Ps 17.1-5 David's clear conscience
19 Ps 17.3 David’s clear conscience
19 Ps 17.4 Restrained from vengeance by God's Word
19 Ps 18.15 Valleys in the sea
19 Ps 18.26-27 God makes Himself inscrutable to the wicked
19 Ps 18.30 God's way is perfect
19 Ps 18.30 The Word of the Lord is true
19 Ps 19.1 The heavens declare God's glory
19 Ps 19.12 Who can discern his errors? (no one)
19 Ps 19.7 The Law of the Lord is perfect
19 Ps 2 A prophetic picture of the multinational revolt against Jesus
19 Ps 2.6 Christ to rule as King, from Zion
19 Ps 2.7 Christ the begotten (not made) of the Father
19 Ps 22, Outline
19 Ps 22.27 All families of the nations shall worship before Christ
19 Ps 22.28 Kingship belongs to the Lord
19 Ps 22.9-10 Person from within the womb
19 Ps 23.6 Only goodness will pursue God's own people
19 Ps 24.1 The LORD owns the earth, and everything and everyone in it
19 Ps 24.7 Metaphor: gates and doors with heads
19 Ps 25.11 For His name’s sake God pardon’s guilt
19 Ps 25.12 Divine instruction in the way he should choose
19 Ps 25.14 God's intimate relationship and counsel is for those who fear Him
19 Ps 25.8 Good and upright is the LORD
19 Ps 26.1-7 David’s clear conscience
19 Ps 27 A psalm of encouragement
19 Ps 28.8 God is the defense of His anointed
19 Ps 30.3 God brought David’s soul up from sheol, giving him (spiritual) life
19 Ps 31.16 Asking God to shine His face on the believer
19 Ps 31.3 For His name’s sake God leads & guides
19 Ps 32.1-2 The blessedness of God’s forgiveness
19 Ps 32.1-5 Sin>Discipline>Confession>Forgiveness
19 Ps 33.1-5 Sing joyfully to the Lord
19 Ps 33.10-11 God’s plans prevail
19 Ps 33.11 God purposes and plans stand forever
19 Ps 33.12 Israel God’s inheritance
19 Ps 33.13-15 The Lord knows everyone’s heart and deeds
19 Ps 33.17-22 Hope in the LORD, not in human capabilities
19 Ps 33.8-9 Because God created everything, everyone should be in awe of Him
19 Ps 34.16 The LORD is against those who do evil
19 Ps 34.18 The Lord is near the brokenhearted
19 Ps 35.27 YHWH delights in the welfare of His servant
19 Ps 36.1-4 Attitude of the wicked
19 Ps 36.18, 22 David's confession obtained reconciliation & help
19 Ps 36.7-9 God provides refuge, sustenance, life to mankind
19 Ps 37.1-2, 35-36 About the temporary prosperity of the wicked
19 Ps 37.4 God assists in motivating the heart
19 Ps 4.6 Asking God to shine His face on the believer
19 Ps 40.5 God's numerous thoughts toward His chosen ones
19 Ps 40.6-8 The true heart-worship God desires
19 Ps 41 An example of Hebrew Poetry
19 Ps 41.3 Jesus was tested by illness
19 Ps 41.5-13 David, gossiped against, appeals to YHWH
19 Ps 44 God allowed Israel to be defeated without explanation
19 Ps 44.3 God’s face toward Israel showed His favor
19 Ps 46 Protection of elect, subjugation of earth, est. of Kingdom
19 Ps 47 Christ enthroned on earth in Millennium
19 Ps 47.2 YHWH excites terror, awe, and dread
19 Ps 47.7-8 God, King of all the earth, rules over the nations
19 Ps 49, Why fear?
19 Ps 49.15 Life has trouble, iniquity, and irresistible death BUT GOD will ransom my soul from the power of the grave
19 Ps 49.19 Conditions in hell: darkness
19 Ps 49.7-9 No one can save himself from death
19 Ps 5.4-6 Evil may not dwell with God
19 Ps 5.5 God hates evildoers
19 Ps 5.9 David’s enemies employed flattery
19 Ps 50.10-12 God owns everything
19 Ps 51.17 God will not despise a contrite heart
19 Ps 51.5 Personhood from the moment of conception
19 Ps 51.6 God desires integrity
19 Ps 52.5 David said evil, mighty Doeg plotted against David BUT GOD would deal with him
19 Ps 53.1-3 The fool does not understand or seek God
19 Ps 54.7 David so confident in God that he spoke of the future as if it were in the past
19 Ps 55 David laments his betrayal
19 Ps 55.22 Invitation to let God bear the burden
19 Ps 56.3-4 When I am afraid ... I shall not be afraid
19 Ps 56.8 God's providence amid persecution
19 Ps 56.8 (LXX) My heart is ready to sing
19 Ps 58.10-11 Rejoicing over God’s justice, vengeance
19 Ps 58.10-11 Rejoicing when God takes vengeance
19 Ps 58.3 Personhood from within the womb
19 Ps 60.4 A banner against the bow, or against the truth?
19 Ps 62.10 Don't trust increasing wealth
19 Ps 62.11-12 God has the right and power to judge
19 Ps 62.3 KJV and YLT vs Several Other English Translations
19 Ps 62.5 God was the source of David’s hope (and is ours)
19 Ps 64.7 Enemies trust in their secret plots BUT GOD will deal with them
19 Ps 65.4 Blessed is the person God chooses to bring near
19 Ps 66.18 The Lord will not hear the prayer of a sinful heart
19 Ps 66.3 In the Millennium God’s power will induce unbelievers to give fake worship and obedience
19 Ps 66.8 NASB translation of “abroad” prob. erroneous
19 Ps 67.1 Asking God to shine His face on the believer
19 Ps 67.1-5 Improved geopolitical conditions in the Millennium
19 Ps 67.6 Cancelation of earth’s edenic curse in the Millennium
19 Ps 67.6 In the Millennium agriculture is much improved
19 Ps 68.18 Praise to God who ascended and gave gifts
19 Ps 68.19 God bears Israel’s burdens, or bestows on them gifts
19 Ps 68.21-23 Enemies oppose God with hatred BUT GOD will bring them to judgment
19 Ps 68.6 God takes care of the lonely
19 Ps 68.6 Millennium rebels' land to be parched
19 Ps 68.7-10 Millennial restoration of land of Israel
19 Ps 69.13 David asked God to answer at the right time
19 Ps 69.19-28 Requests for vengeance but only to be done by God
19 Ps 69.28 Mention of the Book of Life
19 Ps 7.11 God's attitude towards sin: anger
19 Ps 7.8-17 God judges righteously
19 Ps 7.9 God tests minds an hearts
19 Ps 7.9-16 God's righteous acts against the wicked
19 Ps 71.1-4 Though having taken refuge in YHWH, still seeking deliverance
19 Ps 71.1-6 Hope, confidence in deliverance
19 Ps 71.1-6 The psalmist maintains his hope on God
19 Ps 71.19 God's righteousness reaches the high heavens
19 Ps 71.22-24 Singing God’s praises
19 Ps 71.6 Personhood before birth
19 Ps 72.18-19 Praise offered to God
19 Ps 73 Complaint about prosperity of the wicked (and comfort)
19 Ps 73 Encouragement of a certain, good outcome
19 Ps 73.26 My heart may fail BUT GOD is the strength of my heart
19 Ps 75 God will judge all the wicked of the earth
19 Ps 75.1 God’s name represents His presence
19 Ps 75.3 God, namely the Christ, keeps the earth steady
19 Ps 77 In trouble, when God seems distant, remember His works
19 Ps 77, Response to trouble
19 Ps 78 A history of Israel: providence, disobedience, discipline
19 Ps 78.2 Messianic prophesy: speak in parables, teach new info
19 Ps 78.38 God often restrained His anger against unfaithful Israel
19 Ps 78.45 The flies bit the Egyptians, eating their flesh
19 Ps 78.45 The frogs “destroyed” them
19 Ps 78.60 God abandoned Shiloh to unfaithful Israel
19 Ps 78.70-72 God recaps His choice of David to be King
19 Ps 8.2. God's great name praised by infants
19 Ps 8.6-8 God created man to have dominion over all earth creatures
19 Ps 8.8 Rivers within the ocean
19 Ps 80.3, 7, 19 Asking God to shine His face on the believer
19 Ps 81.11-12 Israel rejected God, so He gave them over to their own counsels
19 Ps 81.15 Fake responsiveness to God
19 Ps 82.8 God possesses all nations
19 Ps 85.10 God’s justice (truth) harmonized with His mercy
19 Ps 86.15 God is merciful, gracious, slow to anger, abundant in love
19 Ps 86.5 God is willing and ready to forgive
19 Ps 86.8-10 You alone are God
19 Ps 86.9 All the nations shall worship before Christ
19 Ps 89 A celebration of God's faithfulness, and greatness -- no matter what
19 Ps 89.10 God stronger than Rahab
19 Ps 89.19-37 Davidic Covenant terms charted
19 Ps 89.27 God made David the firstborn of earth’s kings
19 Ps 89.30-37 God asserts He will not violate His covenant with Israel through David
19 Ps 89.4, 36 David’s descendants and throne to last forever
19 Ps 9.1-2 Call to worship
19 Ps 9.15-20 God's just dominion over the nations
19 Ps 9.9-10 The Lord never forsakes His own
19 Ps 90.2 The eternality of God
19 Ps 90.4 God is not limited to our timeframe
19 Ps 90.8 Our secret sins are exposed to God
19 Ps 91.11 God commands angels to guard His children
19 Ps 91.7-8 God protects His children amidst His wholesale judgment on others
19 Ps 92.1-4 It is good to ... sing praises to Your name
19 Ps 92.3 NASB’s “resounding” not correct
19 Ps 92.7 Evildoers, though temporarily prosperous, are doomed to eternal destruction
19 Ps 93.2 God’s reign, His “throne” has always been
19 Ps 93.3-4 The Lord is mighty!
19 Ps 94.1-3 God of vengeance
19 Ps 94.10 God loathed the rebellious Israelite generation
19 Ps 94.12
19 Ps 94.14 God will never forsake Israel, His inheritance
19 Ps 94.19 Comfort for the anxious soul
19 Ps 94.20-23 Against evil rulers and legislators
19 Ps 95.10 God was disgusted with the Israelite generation that rebelled at Kadesh
19 Ps 96 In the Millennium God rules the nations with justice; and is praised
19 Ps 96.10 Say among all the nations, "The Lord reigns!"
19 Ps 96.11-13 The non-human part of creation will rejoice when Christ judges sin
19 Ps 98.7-9 Earth rejoicing at Christ's return
19 Ps 98.8 Rivers clapping hands and hills singing
19 Ps 99.8 Sins forgiven, but still chastised
19 Psalm 27.1 God, YHWH, is His child's light and salvation
2 Cor 11.2 The church as Christ’s bethrothed
2 Pet 2.6 Sodom’s incineration an example
20 Pv 1.24, 28 When those who refuse to listen to God pray, He refuses to answer
20 Pv 10.15 Wealth can be useful in providing temporal security
20 Pv 10.19 Much speaking fosters transgression
20 Pv 10.3 God unresponsive to the cravings of the wicked
20 Pv 11.20 A person with a crooked heart is an abomination to the LORD
20 Pv 12.16 A fool shows his annoyance at once
20 Pv 13.21 Disaster/evil pursues sinners
20 Pv 14.15 The simple-minded person believes everything
20 Pv 14.16 A fool is hotheaded and reckless
20 Pv 14.2 He who’s ways are devious despises God
20 Pv 14.23 In all toil there is profit
20 Pv 14.5 A false witness lies a lot
20 Pv 15.29 The Lord is far from the wicked
20 Pv 15.3 God sees everything everywhere
20 Pv 15.8, 21.27 The sacrifice of the wicked is an abomination to the LORD
20 Pv 15.9 The “way” of the wicked is an abomination to God
20 Pv 16.12 For kings to do evil is an abomination
20 Pv 16.15 Principle: when authority faces you it means good
20 Pv 16.4 The LORD has made the wicked for the day of evil (wrath)
20 Pv 17.15 Abominations to the LORD: justifying the wicked or condemning the righteous
20 Pv 17.28 Even a fool is thought wise if he keeps silent
20 Pv 17.4 Evildoers & liars listen to wicked and lying speech
20 Pv 18.4 Wisdom accessible vs often hidden meaning of man's words
20 Pv 2.1-5 Six conditions to understand the fear of the LORD
20 Pv 2.16 An adulteress employs smooth words to entrap and destroy unwise men
20 Pv 20.10, 23 Unfair business practices are an abomination to the LORD
20 Pv 20.11 A young man is known by his conduct
20 Pv 20.22 Do not say “I will repay evil”
20 Pv 20.24 Man’s steps are from the LORD
20 Pv 20.9 Who can say “I have made my heart pure”? No one
20 Pv 21.1 God controls rulers
20 Pv 21.27 Religious acts of the wicked are abomination to God
20 Pv 21.30 No wisdom, understanding, counsel can avail against the LORD
20 Pv 23.19 Wise son advised to direct his own heart properly
20 Pv 24.1-2 Do not desire to be with evil persons
20 Pv 24.29 Do not repay evil for evil
20 Pv 24.8-9 Planning folly (not just doing it) is sin
20 Pv 25.27 Self-promotion is not good
20 Pv 25.28 Lack of self-control makes one vulnerable
20 Pv 26.27 The principle of retribution
20 Pv 26.28 A flattering mouth works ruin
20 Pv 28.13 Confession & repentance engenders mercy
20 Pv 28.13 Mercy for he who confesses and forsakes his transgressions
20 Pv 28.14 A hard heart contrasted with fearing God
20 Pv 28.17 There is no statute of limitations for murder
20 Pv 28.20,22 He who is in a hurry to get rich will not go unpunished
20 Pv 28.7 A gluttonous son shames his father
20 Pv 28.9 Rejection of God's Law (righteous standard) makes even his prayers abominable to God
20 Pv 29.11 A fool gives full vent to his anger
20 Pv 29.23 Pride brings low, humility brings honor
20 Pv 29.5 Flattery is used to entrap others
20 Pv 3.12
20 Pv 3.20 Undersea "deeps"
20 Pv 3.34. God scorns the scornful & favors the humble
20 Pv 3.5-6 Don’t lean on one’s own understanding, trust in the Lord
20 Pv 30.5-6 Every word of Scripture is true, adding to it is forbidden
20 Pv 4.23 One should guard one's heart
20 Pv 5.22 The wicked person is held fast by sin
20 Pv 6.16-19
20 Pv 6.16-19 Abominations: haughtiness, lying, murder, wicked plans, evildoing, lying false witness, sowing discord among brothers
20 Pv 7.6-23 The seductive woman entices foolish men to their destruction
20 Pv 8.13 God hates pride, arrogance, evil, and perverse speech
20 Pv 8.28 Undersea springs
21 Ecc 12.6 Context requires these inanimate objects to be interpreted allegorically
21 Ecc 11.9 Youth cautioned to consider God’s judgment
21 Ecc 3.11 God has placed eternity in mens' hearts
21 Ecc 5.10-12 Money cannot satisfy
21 Ecc 5.4-6 Wisdom about vows:promptly perform what was vowed, or don’t vow
21 Ecc 6.3-6 Personhood from within the womb
21 Ecc 7.20 There is no one who never sins
21 Ecc 7.26 One who pleases God will escape the ensnaring woman
21 Ecc 8.11 Delayed punishments encourage more evil intentions
21 Ecc 9.3 The (unregenerate) heart is full of evil
21 Jer 4.4 God advises Judah to circumcise their hearts
23 Is 19.24-25 Israel, Egypt, & Assyria will be 3 godly nations
23 Is 1.11-15 God rejects insincere religion
23 Is 1.15 God refuses to hear Judah's prayers
23 Is 10.1-2 The right to justice and to not be plundered
23 Is 10.5-19 God used Assyria to discipline Israel, and held Assyria accountable for their evil
23 Is 11.1-9 Millennium: Christ’s righteous rule, global knowledge of Christ, survival competition ended
23 Is 11.23-26 Restoration of Canaan
23 Is 11.6-9 In the Millennium the animal kingdom is at peace and safe
23 Is 13.13 Prophesy of astronomical & terrestrial destruction
23 Is 14.1-2 Israel returned to the Land, preeminent
23 Is 14.12-15 The rebellion of Satan
23 Is 14.24-27 The irresistibility of God’s plans seen in this prophesy against Assyria
23 Is 19.16-25 Egypt & Assyria to be converted to God
23 Is 2.1-4 Jerusalem will be the seat of Christ’s worldwide government
23 Is 2.2-3 In Millennium Israel to be preeminent over all other nations
23 Is 24 Prophesied devastation of the earth and its people
23 Is 25.1 God accomplishes His plans with perfect faithfulness
23 Is 25.8-10 Prophesied exaltation of Israel
23 Is 26.10 The wicked do not learn righteousness from God’s grace
23 Is 26.3-4 God keeps in perfect peace the person whose mind and trust rest on Him
23 Is 29.1-2 Jerusalem called “Ariel”
23 Is 29.13-14 God judges insincere religion with folly and ignorance
23 Is 29.15-16 God responds to deniers of His creation work
23 Is 29.20-21 A coming time of justice
23 Is 29.5-8 Divine destruction of many nations attacking Israel
23 Is 3.11 The wicked will get what he deserves
23 Is 30.1-5 Israel attempts alliance with Egypt against Assyria
23 Is 30.18 The LORD is a God of justice
23 Is 30.19-26 Pleasant result of God’s discipline of Israel
23 Is 32.1-2 Jesus’ princes’ just rule will greatly benefit the people
23 Is 32.15-20 Spiritual, and environmental & international blessing for Israel & her land
23 Is 33.10-22 A picture of Zion in the Millennium
23 Is 33.24 Elimination/reduction of illness in Millennium
23 Is 34.16 The Book Of the Lord
23 Is 35.1-2 Millennium restoration of the wilderness
23 Is 35.5-6a Healing in Millennium
23 Is 35.6-7 Millennial earth better than previous earth
23 Is 35.6b-7 Arid/dry areas to be well-watered
23 Is 37.14-20 Hezekiah’s prayer about Sennacherib’s threat
23 Is 37.21-35 God’s answer to Hezekiah’s prayer about Sennacherib
23 Is 38.8 God caused the sun’s position to regress
23 Is 40.12 Pictures of God’s greatness
23 Is 40.23-24 God controls the lifespan and fortunes of even the rulers of the earth
23 Is 40.26 God numbers and names all the stars
23 Is 40.8 God’s Word will stand forever
23 Is 41.17-20 Israel will appreciate God’s renovation of Israel’s land
23 Is 41.8 God relates to Jacob as Israel
23 Is 41.8-16 Israel will appreciate God’s annihilation of their enemies
23 Is 41.8. God calls Abraham His friend
23 Is 42.1-4 Prophesy: Messiah as God's beloved servant bringing justice to the nations
23 Is 42.5 God gives life (breath, spirit) to everyone
23 Is 42.8 God says YHWH is His name
23 Is 43.15 God the Creator of Israel, Israel’s Holy One, Israel’s King
23 Is 43.5-7 Promised global regathering of Israel
23 Is 44.18-19 God judges idolaters with foolish reasoning
23 Is 44.24 God the Creator
23 Is 44.25 God causes “wise” unbelievers’ knowledge to be foolish
23 Is 44.5 “belonging to the Lord” vs “for/of YHWH”
23 Is 44.9-20 The foolishness of idolatry
23 Is 45.1-13 God used Persian King Cyrus to rebuild Jerusalem
23 Is 45.12 God the Creator
23 Is 45.14-25 Egypt, Cush, Sabea submit to God
23 Is 45.23-25 All will acknowledge God
23 Is 46.10-11 God declaring He will accomplish everything He purposes
23 Is 46.3 Personhood from within the womb
23 Is 48.13 When God calls the heavens and the earth they respond to Him
23 Is 48.22 There is no peace for the wicked
23 Is 48.9 God restrains Himself from annihilating Israel
23 Is 49.1,5 Personhood from within the womb
23 Is 49.23 In Milennium other nations' dignitaries will be subservient to Israel
23 Is 49.5-26 Restoration of Israel & recompense on her captors
23 Is 50.10 No matter what, trust God
23 Is 50.4-9 God helps Messiah through His suffering
23 Is 51.11 The 'ransomed', Israel, will return to her
23 Is 51.16 God uses “Zion” to refer to the Jews
23 Is 51.17-20
23 Is 51.21-23
23 Is 51.3 Zion's deserts to become like Eden
23 Is 51.4-5 God will bring justice to the nations
23 Is 51.6 The sky will vanish and the earth will wear out
23 Is 52.14 Jesus' body was abused so much He no longer looked human
23 Is 53.10 God willed to make Jesus' suffer for sinners' guilt
23 Is 53.11 Jesus suffered in His soul
23 Is 53.3 Jesus, familiar with sorrow and grief, was despised and rejected by men
23 Is 53.3-5,10 Jesus suffered physically
23 Is 53.4-6, 11 Jesus suffered for our sins
23 Is 53.4-6,11-12 Jesus bore our sin
23 Is 53.6 Jesus suffered when God punished Him for our iniquity
23 Is 53.7, 9 Jesus suffered though innocent
23 Is 54.16 God created the ravager to destroy
23 Is 54.3 Israeli's will possess the nations
23 Is 54.5-6 God called Israel like a deserted, grieved wife
23 Is 54.7-10 Israel temporarily deserted, but will be restored
23 Is 54.8-10 God's love for Israel is permanent
23 Is 55.10-11 God’s Word true, reliable
23 Is 55.12 Mountains and hills singing, trees clapping their hands
23 Is 55.13 Improvement of Zion’s flora
23 Is 55.3 God’s new, everlasting covenant with Israel
23 Is 55.5 Unknown nations to hasten to Israel because of YHWH Israel’s God
23 Is 55.6 Call on the Lord now, while He is accessible
23 Is 55.8-9 God’s thoughts and ways are different and better than man’s
23 Is 56.3-8 Divine blessings for foreigners joined to God
23 Is 57.1-2 God causes some righteous’ death to spare them calamity
23 Is 57.12 None of Israel’s “righteousness” will benefit them before God’s judgment
23 Is 57.15 God is near to the contrite spirit
23 Is 59.2 Sin separates from God so that He does not hear
23 Is 59.21 God covenants to permanently bless the Israelites He redeems with His Spirit and words
23 Is 6.1-3 Cherubim declare God’s holiness
23 Is 6.10 God judicially deafens, blinds, and hardens hearts of unfaithful Israel
23 Is 6.3 The whole earth is (presently) filled with God’s glory
23 Is 6.5 Isaiah's initial reaction to the Lord was self-awareness of sin
23 Is 6.8-10 Prophesy: disciplined Israel would be given the truth to no benefit
23 Is 60-61 Zion to be elevated & glorified by Christ, drawing all nations to revere and serve it
23 Is 60.11-16 Israel to be the master of the nations
23 Is 61 Israel’s restoration, comfort and elevation prophesied
23 Is 61.10 Clothed in Christ’s righteousness
23 Is 62 Zion/Jerusalem and the Land to be married to God, beautified, exalted
23 Is 62.5 God will rejoice over Israel as a bridegroom rejoices over his bride
23 Is 62.7 Watchmen exhorted to give God no rest until He glorifies Jerusalem
23 Is 64.6 All Israel’s righteous deeds are is like filthy garments to God
23 Is 65.1 God revealed Himself to Gentiles
23 Is 65.17-25 Improved conditions in the Millennium, and creation of new heavens and a new earth
23 Is 65.20 Longevity in the Millennium
23 Is 65.5 God “flinches” away from Israel’s idolatrous religious acts
23 Is 66.1-2 God made, and thus owns, heaven and earth
23 Is 66.1-6 God rejects fake religion, vindicates those who are sincere
23 Is 66.20 Believing Gentiles return Israelites to Palestine
23 Is 66.22 Creation of new heavens and a new earth
23 Is 66.3-4 The offerings of unfaithful hearts are rejected
23 Is 9.1-2 Messiah will minister in Zebulun & Naphtali
23 Is 9.13 God removed Israel’s leaders and prophets because they didn’t inquire of Him
23 Is 9.17 God judges even the orphans & widows as guilty
23 Is 9.6 Some of the names of Jesus, the Christ
23 Is 9.8-21 Example of Israel’s hard heart unresponsive to God’s discipline
23 Jer 10.7 God, King of the Nations
23 Jer 29.9-14 God used Babylon to punish Israel and surrounding nations
24 Jer 1.4-5 Personhood from within the womb
24 Jer 10.1-16 Through Jeremiah God speaks about idols
24 Jer 11.15 Insincere sacrificial offerings rejected
24 Jer 11.20-23 God took vengeance on Jeremiah's behalf
24 Jer 12.16 God offers salvation & restoration to repentant Canaan neighbor nations
24 Jer 12.2 The insincerity of prosperous Israelites
24 Jer 12.7 God called Israel “the beloved of My soul”
24 Jer 12.8 God called Israel “My heritage”
24 Jer 13.23 People accustomed to do evil cannot do good
24 Jer 13.8-11 God’s intentions for Israel were so good for them, but they refused
24 Jer 14.12 Unrepentant Judah’s fasts and offerings rejected by God
24 Jer 17.10 The LORD knows the heart and judges the works
24 Jer 17.9 The (unregenerate) heart is deceitful
24 Jer 18.17 For God to face away signifies His displeasure/disfavor
24 Jer 18.7-10 Each nation's future is in God's hands
24 Jer 2.3 God pictured Israel as His first fruits - holy to Him
24 Jer 2.7 God called the Land His hereditary property
24 Jer 20.17 Personhood from within the womb
24 Jer 23:19 God’s wrath against sin
24 Jer 24 Prophesy: blessing for Israelis in Babylon, destruction for those left in Judah
24 Jer 26 Three statements of God “repenting”
24 Jer 29.1-23 Israelite remnant protected in Babylon for 70 years
24 Jer 29.11 God's plan for Israel gave her a future and a hope
24 Jer 3.12-18 Prophesy of regathering dispersed Israel and her spiritual restoration
24 Jer 31.32 When God extricated Israel from Egypt He was their husband
24 Jer 31.33-34 God's "New Covenant" with Israel
24 Jer 31.35-36 Israel's permanence equated to the stars' permanence
24 Jer 31.38-40 Jerusalem to be rebuilt and never again overthrown
24 Jer 32.23 God’s bring calamity upon sinners
24 Jer 32.36-44 God future, permanent restoration of Israel
24 Jer 32.39-40 The New Covenant includes God-given righteousness for Israel
24 Jer 33.15 A righteous Branch from David will execute justice and righteousness
24 Jer 33.16 Jerusalem will dwell securely
24 Jer 33.19-26 God pairs the reliability of His covenant to the reliable behavior of the heavens
24 Jer 33.20-26 God's covenant with Jacob and David for permanent offspring is irrevocable
24 Jer 33.6 God will give Israel an abundance of security
24 Jer 33.9 All nations of the earth will fear because of God’s blessings on Israel
24 Jer 33.9 Jerusalem will be to God joy, praise, and glory
24 Jer 4.27 God says He will make the land desolate, but not utterly
24 Jer 46.25-28 God promises to punish, then restore Israel
24 Jer 49.39 Elam to be restored in the last days
24 Jer 49.6 God to restore Ammonites’ fortunes
24 Jer 5.10, 18 Prophesied destruction not to be 100%
24 Jer 5.21-24 God’s general grace protecting & sustaining
24 Jer 50.17-18 God used Assyria and Babylon to discipline Israel, then punished them for doing so
24 Jer 50.19-20 Israel remnant, to be made righteous and returned to live happily in the Land
24 Jer 50.24 Babylon went against YHWH, so they were brought down
24 Jer 51.12, 29 YHWH performed what He purposed: to destroy Babylon
24 Jer 51.36 YHWH to take vengeance upon Babylon on behalf of Zion and Jerusalem
24 Jer 51.5 Israel, full of guilt, still not forsaken by God
24 Jer 51.56 God will recompense Babylon for her crimes
24 Jer 6.20 God rejected the offerings & sacrifices of unrepentant Israel
24 Jer 7 Punishment decreed for stubborn Israel
24 Jer 7.1-20 Judah’s trust in the Temple useless to placate God’s judgment
24 Jer 7.3,7 If Judah repents God will let them dwell in their Land they perpetually own by His gift
24 Jer 9.25-26 Unbelievers, non-elect citizens of Israel, God’s chosen nation
25 Lam 2.11-12, 21 Israel’s punishment included infants & babies
25 Lam 2.17 The LORD did what He purposed in punishing Jerusalem
25 Lam 3.21-24 In dire circumstances, hope in the LORD’s steadfast love
26 2 Chron 26 King Uzziah’s rise and fall
26 Eze 13.10-16 “Wall”, “mortar”, & “whitewash” meaning false prophesies
26 Eze 16.1-58 Jerusalem representing Israel as a faithless bride/wife to God
26 Eze 16.60-63 Despite Israel’s abominations, God promised to forgive them
26 Eze 18.4, 20 The soul that sins shall die
26 Eze 20.12 Sabbath signifies God’s covenant with Israel
26 Eze 20.39-44 God will convert all Israel from idolatry to Himself
26 Eze 22.11 Sexual sins are abominations to God
26 Eze 28.11-19 The rebellion and fall of Satan
26 Eze 28.26 Regathered, resettled Israel living at peace in Zion
26 Eze 36.16-38 For God's reputation, He will restore Israel in may respects
26 Eze 36.22-36 God’s restoration of Israel, including forgiveness and spiritual transformation
26 Eze 36.26-27 God will give Israelites a new heart to worship Him
26 Eze 37.1-14 The vision of the resurrection of “dead” Israel
26 Eze 47.22 In the Millennium children born in Israel of non-Israelite residents are considered native-born children of Israel
26 Eze 6.7-10 Example of the efficacy of God’s discipline of Israel
26 Eze 9.3-6 God judges religious fakers, spares the sincere
26 Ezek 1.28 When Ezekiel saw God he fell on his face
26 Ezek 16.42 An example of propitiation of God’s wrath
26 Ezek 18.1-20 People accountable for only their own sin
26 Ezek 18.11-13 Sins against others, especially opporessing them, are abominations
26 Ezek 33.12-19 God’s forgiving ways
26 Ezek 36.22-32 God to restore Israel for the sake of His good name
26 Ezek 36.9-15 Millennium conditions in Israel & her land
26 Ezek 37.21-22 God to rejoin the two nations into one
26 Ezek 37.24-28 Seven promises for Israel in the Millennium
26 Ezek 38.39 God draws northern horde into Israel invasion to destroy them by Divine force
26 Ezek 39.25-29 God glorified through punishing, then restoring Israel
26 Ezek 39.7 God, for the sake of His holy name, to strike Gog and Magog
26 Ezek 39.9-16 Aftermath of the Battle of Armegeddon to extend 7 years into the Millennium
26 Ezek 43.1-9 God revealed the plan of a future temple in which He would dwell forever
26 Ezek 44.22 Zadokian Levitical priests prohibited from marrying certain women
26 Ezek 44.28-30 YHWH is the Zadokian Priests’ inheritance
26 Ezek 47.1-12 A miraculously ever-depening, healing river from the Temple to the Dead Sea
26 Ezek 47.12 Leaves from trees along the “Temple river” good for healing
26 Ezek 5.13 An example of propitiation of God’s wrath
26 Ezek 7.21-22 God allowed His temple to be desecrated
26 Ezek 7.26 Helpful prophesies and counsel not available to unfaithful Israel
26 Ezekiel 11.14-20 God gave an Israelite remnant sanctuary in foreign nations
27 Dan 4.37 All God's works are right and just
27 Dan 1.9 God caused the Babylonian overseer to favor Daniel
27 Dan 10.13, 20-21 Conflict between an angel, Michael, and the “Prince of Persia”
27 Dan 12.1 The list of Jewish individuals to be saved in the Tribulation
27 Dan 12.2 Two resurrections, of the just(ified) and the unjust(ified)
27 Dan 2.21 God removes and establishes kings
27 Dan 3 God protected three faithful Jewish men from the fire
27 Dan 3.8-30 Shadrach, Meshack, & Abnego Stand Against Babylon
27 Dan 4.28-33 God afflicted King Nebuchadnezzar’s mind
27 Dan 4.28-35 God taught King Nebuchadnezzar about His sovereignty
27 Dan 4.34-35 King Nebuchadnezzar on God’s omnipotence and sovereignty
27 Dan 5.23 Each person's breath is in God's hand
27 Dan 7.13-14 First mention of "Son of Man"
27 Dan 7.27 Christ reigns in the Millennium, with His saints
27 Dan 7.27 OT saints will govern all nations
27 Dan 9.17 Asking God to shine His face on the believer
27 Dan 9.27 The Antichrist will make, then break a treaty with Israel
27 Dan 9.3-19 When he learned about the 70 years, Daniel prayed for God’s mercy
28 Hos 12.3 Personhood from within the womb
28 Hos 2.14-23 God to restore Israel & the Land
28 Hos 2.16 God to restore Israel to be His wife
28 Hos 2.19-20 God will betroth Israel to Himself forever
28 Hos 3.3-5 Destitute, dispersed Israel to be spiritually restored
28 Hos 4.2 God against Israelites for their unkindness, swearing, dishonesty, stealing, etc.
28 Hos 4.6 Rejecting God’s knowledge causes destruction
28 Hos 5.4 Israel’s deeds keep Israel from returning to God
28 Hos 6.6 The worship God desires
29 Joel 2:13 Israel exhorted to repent before God, gracious, merciful, slow to anger, forgiving
29 Joel 2.28-31 Prophesy of Last Days
29 Joel 3.18 The spring from the house of the LORD
30 Amos 4:13 God tells man what he is thinking
30 Amos 4.6-13 Rejecting God’s discipline led to destruction
30 Amos 5.18-20 The Day Of the Lord is for judgment
30 Amos 5.21-24 The useless religion of rebellious Israel
30 Amos 8.11-12 God punished Israel with a famine of His Word
30 Amos 9.11-15 Israel to be restored to the Land made fruitful
30 Amos 9.2-4 No where to flee from God’s judgment
30 Amos 9.6 Hydrologic cycle
30 Amos 9.7-15 In disciplining Israel God kills many but doesn’t utterly destroy Israel
32 Jonah 1.5 Jonah’s sin caused the loss of the sailors’ cargo
32 Jonah 3.5-9 Ninevites repent from Jonah’s “preaching”
32 Jonah 3.6-4.2 God forgave repentant Ninevah
33 Mic 4.1-4 In last days, nations attracted to Christ, and peace
33 Mic 4.10 Israel to go to Babylon
33 Mic 5.2 The promised ruler to come from Bethlehem
33 Micah 6.6-8 God requires righteousness, not religious procedure
34 Nahum 1.2-6 YHWH is an avenging God
35 Hab 1.13 God is too pure to look on sin
35 Hab 2.14 The earth will be filled with the knowledge of the glory of the LORD
35 Hab 3.13 God acted to save His anointed people
35 Hab 3.17-19 Determination to trust in God no matter what
36 Zeph 1 The Day of the Lord, The Day Of the Wrath of the Lord
36 Zeph 1.6 Prophesy of annihilation of all who do not inquire of the LORD
36 Zeph 3.11 Unbelieving Jews ("proud ones") removed
36 Zeph 3.12-13 The remnant of Jews will all be believers
36 Zeph 3.13 Jews live in peace and security
36 Zeph 3.13, 15-16 The remnant, back in Zion, at peace
36 Zeph 3.19-20 Israel to be renowned among all earth's people
36 Zeph 3.8 God’s decision, His plan, is to gather the nations for destruction
38 Zech 14.16-19 Annual pilgrimage to Israel required
38 Zech 14.20-21 All Israel will be HOLY to the LORD
38 Zech 14.4 Jesus' return will be at the Mt. of Olives
38 Zech 14.4-10 Jesus will reform Israel's topography
38 Zech 14.8 In the Millennium a river of living water will flow from the Temple
38 Zech 14.9 The Lord will be king over all the earth
38 Zech 2.11 Prophesy: many nations will be God's people
38 Zech 2.12 Israel God’s inheritance
38 Zech 2.4 Jerusalem will be a city without walls
38 Zech 2.8 The apple of God’s (the Father’s) eye
38 Zech 3.1-5 Prophetic picture of justification
38 Zech 9.1 Eyes of YHWH, or eyes of man?
38 Zech 9.10 Peace, not war in Millennium
39 Mal 1.10 God rejects Israel’s offerings
39 Mal 2.11 Idolatrous Judah committed abominations
39 Mal 2.12 Offerings to God by idolatrous Judah an abomination
39 Mal 3.16 Book of Remembrance
39 Mal 3.6 God does not change
4 Ac 8.4 Persecution disperses the Gospel
40 Mt 1.23 Gabriel: The virgin shall conceive ... Immanuel, God with us
40 Mt 10.1-16 Jesus empowered His apostles four ways
40 Mt 10.1-4 Jesus selected 12 to be apostles
40 Mt 10.16-20 Promise of Holy Spirit-enabled answering
40 Mt 10.22 Jesus’ followers will be hated
40 Mt 10.34-37 Loyalty to God supercedes familial loyalty
40 Mt 10.40 Receiving Jesus is receiving God Who sent Him
40 Mt 10.40-42 Rewards promised for receiving God’s emissaries
40 Mt 10.5 Jesus sent out the 12 disciples as His apostles
40 Mt 11.12 The Kingdom of Heaven violently opposed by men
40 Mt 11.2-5 Jesus' authentication of His Messiahship
40 Mt 11.20-24 Greater punishment for rejecting greater revelation
40 Mt 11.22-24 Some worse off than others at the judgment
40 Mt 11.27 Jesus given authority by the Father
40 Mt 11.27 No one can know the Father unless Jesus enables him
40 Mt 11.28-29 Humble, gentle Jesus offered rest for one's soul
40 Mt 11.30 Jesus offered to bear the burden of satisfying the requirement for perfect righteousness
40 Mt 12.1-14 Jesus asserted lordship over Sabbath
40 Mt 12.1-14 Pharisees opposed Jesus' Sabbath lordship
40 Mt 12.13 Jesus healed a deformed hand
40 Mt 12.18 Jesus the beloved servant of God
40 Mt 12.22-23 Jesus healed a blind, mute demon-possessed man
40 Mt 12.25 Jesus knew Pharisees’ thoughts
40 Mt 12.26 Jesus mentioned Satan's kingdom
40 Mt 12.3-7 Moral necessities higher than ceremonial Law restrictions
40 Mt 12.30 Jesus declared “Whoever is not with Me is against Me.”
40 Mt 12.31-32 Jesus healed, was opposed, pronounced the unforgivable sin
40 Mt 12.36 God will judge every careless word spoken
40 Mt 12.37 Jesus lamented Israel’s lost opportunity for glory
40 Mt 12.38-40 Jesus offered no sign to unbelievers except His resurrection
40 Mt 12.38-40 Jesus’ resurrection a sign to unbelievers of future judgment
40 Mt 12.38.42 No more signs to be given unbelievers except resurrection
40 Mt 12.43 Demons desire a physical host
40 Mt 12.43-45 Demons need a human host to be at rest on earth
40 Mt 12.46-50 Jesus didn't initially count His mother and brothers among His spiritual family
40 Mt 13.10-11 Those who rejected Jesus' teachings would lose even what little they heard
40 Mt 13.10-17 The reason Jesus taught the crowd in parables
40 Mt 13.10-23 Jesus explained parable to disciples but not to the crowd
40 Mt 13.16-17 An example of Progressive Revelation
40 Mt 13.24-30 Parable: The Sower of the Weeds
40 Mt 13.24-30, 36-43 Parable of the weeds
40 Mt 13.3-9, 18-23 Parable: The Soils
40 Mt 13.31-32 Parable: Kingdom of Heaven like a mustard seed
40 Mt 13.33 Parable: Kingdom of Heaven like leaven: limited effect, then pervasive
40 Mt 13.34-35 Fulfilled OT prophesy
40 Mt 13.36-43 Parable of Weeds explained
40 Mt 13.40-42 "Rapture" of the wicked
40 Mt 13.41-42 All wrongdoers gathered by angels and removed from the earth prior to the start of the Millennium
40 Mt 13.44 Kingdom of Heaven like hidden treasure
40 Mt 13.45-46 Parable: Kingdom of Heaven like valuable pearl
40 Mt 13.47-50 Parable: a net of fish
40 Mt 13.53-58 Jesus rejected by hometown
40 Mt 13.55-56 Jesus had at least 4 brothers and 2 sisters
40 Mt 14.1-12 John the Baptist's death
40 Mt 14.14-20 Jesus fed the 5000
40 Mt 14.25-41 Jesus (& Peter) walked on water
40 Mt 14.32 Jesus stilled the wind
40 Mt 14.34-35 Healed many at Gennesaret
40 Mt 15.1-11 Conflict w/ Pharisees: man is defiled from the inside-out
40 Mt 15.10-20 A person is defiled by what comes out of his mouth, not by what goes in
40 Mt 15.13 Every plant My Father has not planted will be rooted up
40 Mt 15.13-14 Jesus treated opposing scribes & Pharisees as tares/weeds
40 Mt 15.15-20 Explanation of parable of defilement
40 Mt 15.21-28 Reluctantly healed daughter of Canaanite woman
40 Mt 15.29-31 Jesus healed many (Gentiles?) lame, blind, crippled, mute
40 Mt 15.32-38 Fed 4000+
40 Mt 16.1-4 Demand for a miraculous sign is evidence of unbelief
40 Mt 16.16 Peter's confession: Jesus is the Christ, the Son of the Living God
40 Mt 16.17 God revealed Jesus’ deity to Peter
40 Mt 16.18 "Upon this rock I will build My church"
40 Mt 16.21 Jesus forewarned His disciples of His coming suffering
40 Mt 16.24 Christ’s disciple must deny himself
40 Mt 16.26 What good is it to get the whole world yet lose your soul?
40 Mt 16.4 People evil & unfaithful to God demand signs
40 Mt 16.5-12 Jesus warned of the "leaven" of unbelief
40 Mt 17.1-13 Jesus transfigured, seen by Peter, James & John
40 Mt 17.22-23 Jesus forewarned His disciples of His coming suffering
40 Mt 17.24-27 Jesus provided tax money from a fish
40 Mt 18.1-5, 12-14 God's care for salvation of children
40 Mt 18.15-18 Church discipline
40 Mt 18.17 "Brothers" under discipline are not to be treated as brothers
40 Mt 18.21-35 Jesus' parable -- sincere forgiveness mandatory
40 Mt 18.8-9 Conditions in hell: fire, eternal fire
40 Mt 19.10 The disciples thought marriage, being so permanent, not good
40 Mt 19.11-12 God grants some the ability to be content being single
40 Mt 19.16-26 Rich young man conflicted between wealth and salvation
40 Mt 19.27-20.16 Equal Opportunity in Kingdom of Heaven
40 Mt 19.28 Jesus' Apostles will govern Israel's tribes
40 Mt 19.29 God will abundantly repay/reward whatever a saint gave up for Him
40 Mt 19.3-6 Don’t separate what God joined
40 Mt 19.4 The Creator made mankind male and female
40 Mt 19.9 Divorce only “allowed” for sexual immorality
40 Mt 20.1-16 Kingdom of Heaven attribute: last-first, first-last
40 Mt 20.17-19 Jesus forewarned His disciples of His coming suffering
40 Mt 20.29-34 Two blind men near Jericho healed
40 Mt 21.1-17 Jesus' last week, Day 1
40 Mt 21.16 Jesus “owned” the praise given only to God
40 Mt 21.19 Jesus caused a fig tree to wither
40 Mt 21.23-27 Jesus challenged about His authority to take over the Temple
40 Mt 21.28-32 Parable of the Two Sons
40 Mt 21.33-44 Parable of the Rebellious Tenants
40 Mt 22.1-14 Parable of the Wedding Feast
40 Mt 22.15-22 Jesus foils political trap
40 Mt 22.23-33 Jesus foils religious sectarian trap
40 Mt 22.34-40 Jesus foils religious legal trap
40 Mt 23.1-36 Seven 'woes' Jesus pronounced on Jewish religious leaders
40 Mt 23.12. Whoever exalts himself will be humbled, whoever humbles himself will be exalted
40 Mt 23.13-28 Jesus' indictment of useless religion
40 Mt 23.37-38 Jesus lamented over Jerusalem
40 Mt 24.14 Prior to the end of the Tribulation the gospel of the Kingdom will be proclaimed throughout the whole world to all nations
40 Mt 24.21-22 Jesus' prophesies about the greatest tribulation ever
40 Mt 24.24 In the great tribulation satan's forces will employ deceiving signs and wonders
40 Mt 24.27-30 Jesus' described His return to earth
40 Mt 24.3-25.46 Jesus' Olivet Discourse
40 Mt 24.32-35 The fig tree illustrates recognizing signs of approaching Kingdom
40 Mt 24.36 Jesus does not know the exact time set for His return to earth
40 Mt 24.36 The Father knows something the Son doesn’t: the timing of the Son’s return to earth
40 Mt 24.36-44 The Great Flood a metaphor for Christ's 2d coming
40 Mt 24.42-46 Be alert and faithful to assigned tasks awaiting Christ’s return
40 Mt 24.45-51 When the Lord returns His faithful and wise servant will be blessed
40 Mt 24.48-51 Divine retribution against false ministers
40 Mt 24.9 Jesus’ followers will be hated by all nations
40 Mt 25.1-13 Jesus parable of the wise and foolish maidens
40 Mt 25.1-30 Jesus' 2 parables to teach faithfulness & wisdom
40 Mt 25.14-28 Parable of the talents
40 Mt 25.14-30 Jesus' parable of the 3 servants
40 Mt 25.41 & 46 Hell’s fiery punishment is eternal
40 Mt 26.2 Jesus said in 2 days He would be crucified
40 Mt 26.27-29 Jesus said what He called the cup of “blood” was actually grapejuice
40 Mt 26.30-35 Jesus predicts disciples temporary defection, including Peter's 3x denial of Him
40 Mt 26.33,35 Jesus’ disciples’ overconfidence of their courage and loyalty
40 Mt 26.37-38 Jesus overwhelmed with sorrow over bearing sin-guilt
40 Mt 26.39 Jesus suffered willingly
40 Mt 26.53 Jesus had power to save Himself
40 Mt 26.63-65 Jesus affirmed He is the Messiah, the Son of God, and the audience understood it as so
40 Mt 26.64 Jesus told Caiaphas from now on Jesus would relate to him as Lord and Judge, no longer as the lamb
40 Mt 26.69-75 Peter denied the Lord three times
40 Mt 27.43
40 Mt 27.46
40 Mt 27.46 The Father forsook the Son to save those He chose
40 Mt 27.51 The Naos was opened at Christ’s atonement
40 Mt 27.52-53 At Jesus’ death many saints buried around Jerusalem spontaneously resurrected
40 Mt 27.56 Mary Magdalene was from Magdala
40 Mt 28.18 Christ given all authority
40 Mt 28.19 The Great Commission
40 Mt 28.20 The Great Commission
40 Mt 3.11, Two peoples, two baptisms
40 Mt 3.12 Chaff a metaphor for eternal fiery destruction of the wicked
40 Mt 4.1 Jesus was led into temptation by God (Holy Spirit)
40 Mt 4.2-4, Jesus declined to feed Himself
40 Mt 4.8 Satan transported Jesus and provided BVR sight
40 Mt 4.8-9 Satan offered earth kingdoms to Jesus
40 Mt 4.9-10 Jesus reminded satan worship belongs solely to God
40 Mt 5.10-12 Blessings & rewards for persecuted believers
40 Mt 5.17-20 The righteousness God requires is PERFECT performance of His Law
40 Mt 5.18 The Law was abolished when “all is accomplished”
40 Mt 5.23-24 Resolve sin before attempting to worship God
40 Mt 5.25 Jesus' advice: be reconciled with God while you can
40 Mt 5.3-4 The poor in spirit, who mourn over sin, will be comforted in the Kingdom
40 Mt 5.32 Divorce for sexual immorality is "allowed"
40 Mt 5.33-37 Jesus reiterated this OT law about vows and advice not to make them
40 Mt 5.43-45 Kingdom citizens are agents of God’s grace, not His judgment
40 Mt 5.45 God provides rain on everyone regardless of merit
40 Mt 6.1-2 Give secretly, not to be noticed by people
40 Mt 6.19-24 Set your treasure in heaven, not here and now
40 Mt 6.2-3 Giving to the poor assumed, but not commanded, in this verse
40 Mt 6.20 Believers to lay up treasures in Heaven
40 Mt 6.24 Impossible to serve both God and money
40 Mt 6.25-34 Don't worry about surviving now, God will take care of you
40 Mt 6.5-15 Jesus' instructions about prayer
40 Mt 6.5-15 Jesus' instructions about prayer, Do's
40 Mt 6.5-15 Jesus' instructions about prayer, Don'ts
40 Mt 6.6 Reward for secret prayer
40 Mt 6.7-8 Jesus’ advised against useless repetition in prayer
40 Mt 7.13-14 Unbelievers to outnumber believers
40 Mt 7.15 False prophets called wolves in sheep's clothing
40 Mt 7.21-23 Even religious unbelievers who self-identify with Jesus are rejected
40 Mt 7.23 Not everyone who calls Jesus "Lord" is accepted by Him
40 Mt 7.6 Do not throw your pearls before pigs
40 Mt 7.7-8 God's invitation to ask Him in prayer
40 Mt 8.11-12 Jesus' prophesy: Gentiles welcomed, Jews outcast
40 Mt 8.12 Hell called a place of "outer darkness"
40 Mt 8.14-15 Jesus healed Peter's mother-in-law
40 Mt 8.16-17 Jesus healed all brought to Him in Capernaum, and cast out demons
40 Mt 8.2-4 Jesus healed a leper
40 Mt 8.20 Jesus described Himself as homeless
40 Mt 8.23-27 Jesus calmed a storm on Sea of Galilee
40 Mt 8.25-27 Jesus’ disciples’ double-mindedness on display
40 Mt 8.26 Jesus calmed the wind & sea
40 Mt 8.28-34 Jesus cast out legion of demons
40 Mt 8.29 Gadarene demons acknowledge Jesus as God
40 Mt 8.31 Demons desire a physical host
40 Mt 8.5-13 Jesus healed Centurion's servant
40 Mt 9.1-8 Jesus healed a paralytic
40 Mt 9.11 Pharisees complain about Jesus' dining with "sinners"
40 Mt 9.13 The true worship God desires
40 Mt 9.15 Example of fasting in time of grief
40 Mt 9.16-17 Metaphor: new patch on old garment, new wine in old wineskin
40 Mt 9.18-19, 23-26 Jesus raised man's daughter to life
40 Mt 9.2 Jesus forgave sin
40 Mt 9.20-22 Bleeding woman healed
40 Mt 9.27-31 Jesus healed 2 blind men
40 Mt 9.32-33 Jesus healed a mute man by casting out a demon
40 Mt 9.35 Jesus healed every disease/affliction brought to Him in Northern Galilee
40 Mt 9.4 Jesus knew the Scribes’ thoughts
41 Mark 15.34 The Father forsook the Son to save those He chose
41 Mk 1.12-13 Jesus was led into temptation by God (Holy Spirit)
41 Mk 1.14 After John arrested Jesus went to Galilee
41 Mk 1.23-26 Jesus' 1st miracle recorded by Mark: casting out a demon
41 Mk 1.29-41 Jesus healed Peter's mother-in-law
41 Mk 1.32-34 Summary stmt: healing & demons
41 Mk 1.35 Jesus' example of private, priority time of prayer
41 Mk 1.38-39 Jesus publicly presented His prophesied Messianic credentials
41 Mk 1.40-45 Jesus healed a leper
41 Mk 10.11-12 Not every divorce is recognized by God
41 Mk 10.14-15 Little children are the epitome of the faith and love God seeks
41 Mk 10.17-22 Rich young man conflicted between wealth & salvation
41 Mk 10.18 Jesus said no one is good except God
41 Mk 10.23-25 Earthly wealth inhibits faith
41 Mk 10.26-27 Impossible for a person, without God’s enabling to be saved
41 Mk 10.29-30 Jesus promised rewards for sacrifice
41 Mk 10.32-34 Jesus forewarned His disciples of His coming suffering
41 Mk 10.46-52 Jesus healed blind Bartimaeus
41 Mk 10.6-9 Divine pattern/template of marriage
41 Mk 11.1 The Mt. of Olives is near Jerusalem
41 Mk 12.1-12 Parable of the Rebellious Tenants
41 Mk 12.13-14 Pharisees and Herodians tried to trap Jesus by flattery
41 Mk 12.13-17 Jesus foils political trap
41 Mk 12.18-27 Jesus foils religious sectarian trap
41 Mk 12.28-34 Jesus foils religious legal trap
41 Mk 12.28-34 The greatest commandment
41 Mk 12.29 The Great Shama: God is One, love Him completely
41 Mk 12.31 Love your neighbor as (you love) yourself
41 Mk 12.41-44 The "Widow's Mite"
41 Mk 12.41-44 Widow's offering of all she had
41 Mk 13.1-2 Jesus prophesied the temple's destruction
41 Mk 13.13 Jesus’ followers will be hated
41 MK 13.19 Jesus’ prophesys the Tribulation will be the worst time ever
41 Mk 13.24-25 Sun & moon darkened, stars falling when Christ is returning
41 Mk 13.26 Angels gather elect from all locations
41 Mk 13.26 Returning Christ seen coming in clouds, power, and glory
41 Mk 13.28-31 The fig tree illustrates recognizing signs of approaching Kingdom
41 Mk 13.31 Jesus said His words will never pass away
41 Mk 13.32 Jesus does not know the exact time set for His return to earth
41 Mk 14.13 Jesus knew Peter & John would encounter a certain man at a certain time and place
41 Mk 14.32-36 Jesus repulsed by and terrified of His sin-bearing mission
41 Mk 14.36 Jesus suffered willingly
41 Mk 15.34
41 Mk 15.38 The Naos was opened at Christ’s atonement
41 Mk 2.1-12 Jesus healed a paralytic
41 Mk 2.18-20 Fasting is not a meritorious work of piety but a response to a concern
41 Mk 2.18-22 Metaphor: new patch on old garment, new wine in old wineskin
41 Mk 2.22 "New wine" is unfermented juice
41 Mk 2.5 Jesus, God, forgave sin
41 Mk 2.7 People refused to accept Jesus as God
41 Mk 3.1-5 Jesus healed a deformed hand
41 Mk 3.1-6 Pharisees and Herodians conspired to destroy Jesus
41 Mk 3.13-19 Jesus selected 12 to be apostles
41 Mk 3.22-30 Strong man bound and plundered
41 Mk 4.10-12 The reason Jesus taught the crowd in parables
41 Mk 4.13-20 Jesus explained the parable of the soils
41 Mk 4.2-9 Parable: The Sower of the Seeds
41 Mk 4.21-25 Amidst preaching Kingdom parables Jesus said, "Be careful how you hear"
41 Mk 4.21-25 The lamp
41 Mk 4.26-29 Jesus' parable of the seeds growing
41 Mk 4.33-34 Jesus explained parables' meaning to His disciples
41 Mk 4.35-41 Jesus calmed a storm on Sea of Galilee
41 Mk 4.40 Jesus asked, "Why afraid? Still no faith?"
41 Mk 5.1-13 Jesus cast out legion of demons
41 Mk 5.18-20 The first missionary
41 Mk 5.25-34 Bleeding woman healed
41 Mk 5.34 Jesus said the woman's faith made her well
41 Mk 5.36 Jairus believed Jesus despite daughter's death
41 Mk 5.9 Jesus demanded the name of the legion of demons
41 Mk 6.20 King Herod gladly heard John the Baptist’s testimony about Jesus
41 Mk 6.27b John the Baptist beheaded
41 Mk 6.3 Despite Jesus astonishing wisdom and miracles, His neighbors did not believe in Him
41 Mk 6.3 Jesus’ siblings
41 Mk 6.34-44 Jesus fed 5000 from 5 loaves & 2 fish
41 Mk 6.4 Jesus referred to Himself as a prophet
41 Mk 6.48 Jesus walked on water
41 Mk 6.5 Jesus didn't do many miracles in hometown because of their unbelief
41 Mk 6.51 Jesus stilled the wind
41 Mk 6.53-56 In Gennesaret region, whoever touched Jesus clothes were healed
41 Mk 6.7-12 Jesus enabled His 12 disciples, including Judas Iscariot to perform miracles
41 Mk 7.10-13 Principle: honoring parents may include material support
41 Mk 7.14-23 The evil from within is what defiles a person
41 Mk 7.21-22 Out of the heart comes all manner of sin
41 Mk 7.24-30 Cast out demon in daughter of Canaanite woman
41 Mk 7.31-37 Healed a deaf mute man
41 Mk 8.1-9 Fed 4000+
41 Mk 8.11-13 Left Dalmanutha due to Pharisees' opposition
41 Mk 8.22-26 Healed blind man at Bethsaida
41 Mk 8.22-26 Healed blind man at Bethsaida
41 Mk 8.31 Jesus knew He MUST suffer, be rejected, and be killed
41 Mk 8.31-32 Jesus forewarned His disciples of His coming suffering
41 Mk 8.34 Christ’s disciple must deny himself
41 Mk 8.36 What good is it to get the whole world yet lose your soul?
41 Mk 8.5-7 Jesus fed 4000, didn't scold disciples' poor faith
41 Mk 8.9-13 Demons seeking a physical host didn’t realize the pigs wouldn’t cooperate
41 Mk 9.25 Jesus cast out a demon causing deaf-muteness
41 Mk 9.29 A kind of demon only controlled by prayer
41 Mk 9.3 Transfigured Jesus had glowing, bright white clothes
41 Mk 9.30-32 Jesus forewarned His disciples of His coming suffering
41 Mk 9.4 Moses & Elijah recognized by Mark
41 Mk 9.4 Moses & Elijah seen talking w/ Jesus
41 Mk 9.43-47 Jesus called it "entering life"
41 Mk 9.49-50 Salted with fire, have salt in yourselves
42 Lk 1.15 John, while still in the womb, was filled with the Holy Spirit
42 Lk 1.35 Jesus’ sinless conception by the Holy Spirit
42 Lk 1.42-44 John in the womb experienced joy
42 Lk 1.46-55 Mary’s “Magnificat” when she praised God
42 Lk 10.10-14 Some worse off than others at the judgment
42 Lk 10.16 Jesus said rejecting Him means rejecting the Father
42 Lk 10.20 Names written in Heaven
42 Lk 10.21 The Trinity in operation: The Son through the Spirit praising the Father
42 Lk 10.22 Jesus given authority by the Father
42 Lk 10.22 Jesus is the only way to know the Father
42 Lk 10.23-24 An example of Progressive Revelation
42 Lk 10.27 Love your neighbor as (you love) yourself
42 Lk 10.29 The man who knew the truth but wanted to justify himself
42 Lk 10.30-36 The Good Samaritan
42 Lk 11.14 Jesus healed a mute man
42 Lk 11.16, 29 Desiring/demanding a sign from God is evil
42 Lk 11.17 Jesus knew peoples’ thoughts
42 Lk 11.27-28 Being rightly related to God more blessed than being Jesus' mother
42 Lk 11.37-53 Jesus rebuked them, pronouncing six "woes"
42 Lk 11.8 Pray with persistence, don't give up
42 Lk 12.1 Hypocrisy called the "leaven" of the Pharisees
42 Lk 12.10 Unforgivable sin: blasphemy against the Holy Spirit
42 Lk 12.13 Example of having a carnal/fleshly perspetive
42 Lk 12.15 Against covetousness and 'treasures' on earth
42 Lk 12.16-21 Parable of the rich fool, Purpose: Against selfishly laying up 'treasures' for oneself on earth
42 Lk 12.20 In Jesus’ parable the rich fool trusted in the future BUT GOD said that day was his last
42 Lk 12.22-34 Don't be anxious about surviving, God will take care of you
42 Lk 12.33 Believers' treasures in Heaven are secure
42 Lk 12.39 Parable of an alert man guarding his home
42 Lk 12.4-5 Jesus mentioned peoples’ existence after death
42 Lk 12.47-48 Punishment in proportion to the knowledge one had
42 Lk 12.49-53 Jesus' first coming was not to bring peace on earth
42 Lk 12.51-53 Loyalty to God supercedes familial loyalty
42 Lk 12.58 Jesus' advice: be reconciled with God while you can
42 Lk 12.6-7 To God no one is insignificant
42 Lk 12.8-9 Angels observe, or participate in, God’s final judgment of people
42 Lk 13.1-9 Jesus, "Unless you repent you will perish"
42 Lk 13.10-13 Jesus healed woman's spine
42 Lk 13.18-19 Kingdom of Heaven like a mustard seed
42 Lk 13.18-19 Kingdom size: small to large
42 Lk 13.20-21 Parable: Kingdom of Heaven like leaven
42 Lk 13.22-25 Narrow door: Limited opportunity to enter Kingdom of God
42 Lk 13.22-30 When the Kingdom comes rejectors will desire entry and be refused
42 Lk 13.28 Conditions in hell: sorrow, pain, regret
42 Lk 13.33 Jesus said He was a prophet
42 Lk 13.34 Jesus lamented Israel’s lost opportunity for glory
42 Lk 13.6-9 Unfruitful fig tree
42 Lk 14.1 Jesus a dinner guest at a ruling Pharisee's house
42 Lk 14.12-14 Give with no motive/plan for temporal gain
42 Lk 14.12-14 Bless those who cannot repay, thus earning reward at the resurrection of the justified
42 Lk 14.15-24 Banquet invitees, having declined, are excluded
42 Lk 14.28-30 Consider beforehand the cost of building a tower
42 Lk 14.31-32 Consider beforehand the cost of a battle
42 Lk 14.34-35 Unsalty salt
42 Lk 14.4 Jesus healed a man with dropsy/edema
42 Lk 14.7-11 Against self-promotion at a wedding feast
42 Lk 15.1
42 Lk 15.11-32 The Lost Son (the "Prodigal Son")
42 Lk 15.3-7 Parable: The Lost Sheep
42 Lk 15.8-10 Parable: The Lost Coin
42 Lk 16.1-13 Parable: Dishonest Manager
42 Lk 16.14-15 Love of money is abominable to God
42 Lk 16.15 The Pharisees appeared righteous BUT GOD knew their evil hearts
42 Lk 16.18 Not every divorce is recognized by God
42 Lk 16.19-31 Jesus' description of pre-atonement Paradise
42 Lk 16.19-31 Jesus’ account of Lazarus and Dives
42 Lk 16.20 Jesus prophesied disciples' sorrow would become joy
42 Lk 16.24 Conditions in Hades: physical fiery torment, consciousness, self-awareness, memory
42 Lk 16.31 Miracles cannot overcome unbelief
42 Lk 17.1-2 Duty to not tempt others
42 Lk 17.11-19 Jesus healed 10 lepers
42 Lk 17.14 Lepers were healed as they obeyed Christ
42 Lk 17.24 The Day of the Lord will be unmistakable, obvious to all
42 Lk 17.25 The Day of the Lord preceded by Christ's rejection
42 Lk 17.26-37 In the Day of the Lord the wicked will be removed to judgment
42 Lk 17.3-4 Duty to forgive
42 Lk 17.30 The Day of the Lord will reveal Jesus to all
42 Lk 17.7-10 Doing one's duty warrants no special commendation
42 Lk 18.1-8 Parable of the persistent widow
42 Lk 18.18 Jesus said no one is good except God
42 Lk 18.18-30 Rich young man conflicted between wealth & salvation
42 Lk 18.29 God will abundantly repay/reward whatever a saint gave up for Him
42 Lk 18.31-33 Jesus said prophesies of suffering, dying and raising He would fulfill
42 Lk 18.35-43 Jesus healed a blind man near Jericho
42 Lk 18.9-14 Parable: The Pharisee and the Tax Collector
42 Lk 19.1-10 Zacchaeus’ conversion an example of regeneration before response
42 Lk 19.11-27 Parable of the ten minas
42 Lk 19.16-19 In the Millennium former faithfulness rewarded with appropriate responsibility and authority
42 Lk 2.14 Jesus’ birth heralded as bringing peace to those with whom God was pleased
42 Lk 2.21-24 At 40 days old Jesus presented at Temple
42 Lk 2.22-24 Baby Jesus dedicated to the Lord as the firstborn
42 Lk 2.25-32 Simeon - an example of being filled with/by the Holy Spirit
42 Lk 2.37 Anna's "job" was to minister by prayer
42 Lk 2.40 Jesus grew
42 Lk 2.45-46 God allowed Mary & Joseph to think they’d lost Jesus for 3 days
42 Lk 2.52 The boy Jesus grew in 4 righteous wayus
42 Lk 2.9 Exposed to God's glory, the shepherds feared
42 Lk 20.1-2 Jesus confronted by scribes, chief priests, & elders
42 Lk 20.34-36 Qualities of the resurrected life
42 Lk 20.36 Glorified body cannot die
42 Lk 20.39-47 Refusing to accept Scribes' commendation, Jesus condemns them
42 Lk 20.45-21.4 Widow's offering of all she had
42 Lk 20.9-19 Parable of the Rebellious Tenants
42 Lk 21.1-4 The "Widow's Mite"
42 Lk 21.17 Jesus’ followers will be hated
42 Lk 21.29-31 The fig tree illustrates recognizing signs of the coming Kingdom
42 Lk 21.33 Jesus said His words will never pass away
42 Lk 21.5-6 Jesus prophesied the temple's destruction
42 Lk 22.10 Jesus knew Peter & John would encounter a certain man at a certain time and place
42 Lk 22.18 In the Kingdom of God Jesus will eat and drink
42 Lk 22.19 Jesus gave His body for our salvation
42 Lk 22.28-30 Jesus' Eleven to rule in His kingdom
42 Lk 22.31-32 Sin, plus repentance, does not constitute failed faith
42 Lk 22.35-38 Jesus directed His apostles to provide for themselves
42 Lk 22.42 Jesus suffered willingly
42 Lk 22.43 An angel strengthened Jesus
42 Lk 22.70-71 When asked if He is the Son of God, Jesus affirmed it
42 Lk 23.33 Jesus crucified >> bones out of joint
42 Lk 23.43 Jesus took saved man to Paradise
42 Lk 23.45 The Naos was opened at Christ’s atonement
42 Lk 24.25-27 Jesus affirmed the OT contained info about Himself
42 Lk 24.36-43 Jesus' glorified body has flesh & bones, & can eat
42 Lk 24.38-43 Jesus, in His resurrection body, appeared as a normal person
42 Lk 24.4 Two angels in dazzling clothes at the tomb
42 Lk 24.44 Jesus said everything written about Himself in the OT must be fulfilled
42 Lk 24.44-49 Jesus' commission to His disciples
42 Lk 24.6 “He has risen” is in passive voice
42 Lk 3.21-22 Jesus' baptism
42 Lk 3.3-9 John the Baptist's gospel
42 Lk 4.1-2 Jesus was led into temptation by God (Holy Spirit)
42 Lk 4.14 Jesus began His public ministry by the Holy Spirit’s power (not His own)
42 Lk 4.23-27 Jesus’ mission was not to provide physical relief from suffering
42 Lk 4.39 Jesus healed a high fever
42 Lk 4.43 Jesus states His mission
42 Lk 4.5 Satan showed Jesus all the kingdoms of the world
42 Lk 4.7-8 Jesus reminded satan worship belongs solely to God
42 Lk 4.9 Satan transported Jesus to the pinnacle of the Temple
42 Lk 5.12-14 Jesus healed a leper
42 Lk 5.17 Jesus did not use His innate power to heal
42 Lk 5.17 People and religious authorities from everywhere came to Him
42 Lk 5.17-26 Jesus healed a paralytic
42 Lk 5.22 Jesus knew Scribes’ thoughts
42 Lk 5.27-28 Called Matthew (Levi) to be disciple
42 Lk 5.36-39 Jesus' parable of new garment, and new & old wineskins
42 Lk 5.4-6 Jesus filled a net with a large quantity of fish
42 Lk 5.8 Simon's initial reaction to the Lord was self-awareness of sin
42 Lk 6.10 Jesus healed a deformed hand
42 Lk 6.12-16 Jesus selected 12 to be apostles
42 Lk 6.12-16 Jesus' decision-making via prayer: choosing apostles
42 Lk 6.22-23 Appreciate persecution as causes of Heavenly reward
42 Lk 6.27-36 Toward enemies, love, good works, and mercy commanded
42 Lk 6.37-49 Jesus instructed disciples about hypocrisy
42 Lk 6.39-45 Parable of blind leading the blind
42 Lk 6.41 Treat others as you would like to be treated
42 Lk 6.8 Jesus knew Scribes’ and Pharisees’ thoughts
42 Lk 7.1-10 Jesus healed Centurion's servant
42 Lk 7.11-17 Jesus resurrected dead man at Nain
42 Lk 7.21-22 Jesus performed prophesied Messianic healing signs
42 Lk 7.22 Jesus lists key Messianic prophesies He was fulfilling
42 Lk 7.31-34 Example of refusal to respond to God
42 Lk 7.48 Jesus forgave the prostitute’s sin
42 Lk 7.48-50 Example of the peace of forgiven sins
42 Lk 8.16-18 The lamp
42 Lk 8.19-21 Jesus said his (spiritual) family are those who hear the Word and do it
42 Lk 8.2-3 Women were Jesus' disciples and financially supported Him
42 Lk 8.22-25 Jesus calmed a storm on Sea of Galilee
42 Lk 8.26-39 Jesus cast out legion of demons
42 Lk 8.4-15 Parable: The Soils
42 Lk 8.40-42, 49-56 Jesus raised Jairus’ daughter to life
42 Lk 8.42-48 Bleeding woman healed
42 Lk 8.45 Jesus did not know who had touched Him
42 Lk 8.9-15 42 Lk 8.9-15 Jesus explained parable to disciples but not to the disinterested crowd
42 Lk 9.12-17 Jesus fed the 5000
42 Lk 9.22 Jesus forewarned His disciples of His coming suffering
42 Lk 9.23 Christ’s disciple must deny himself
42 Lk 9.25 What good is it to get the whole world yet lose your soul
42 Lk 9.3 Sent without material provisions
42 Lk 9.30-31 Three attributes of glorification
42 Lk 9.31 Moses and Elijah appeared in glorious splendor
42 Lk 9.40 Jesus’ apostles could not cast out this demon
42 Lk 9.43-45 Jesus forewarned His disciples of His coming suffering
42 Lk 9.51-56 Example: A rejecting village was not destroyed
42 Luke 2:22-32 Simeon meets the Messiah
43 Jn 1.1-4, 14 Jesus, the "Word", is God; and became flesh
43 Jn 1.29 Jesus, the Lamb of God
43 Jn 1.3 The "Word" of God, Jesus, created everything that has been created
43 Jn 1.45 Philip said Moses and the prophets wrote about Jesus
43 Jn 1.49 Nathanael was the first disciple to recognize Jesus as Messiah
43 Jn 10.1-6 Parable: the Good Shepherd
43 Jn 10.14-15a The saved person knows and is known by God even as Christ and the Father know each other
43 Jn 10.17-18 Jesus has power over His own life
43 Jn 10.19-21 Jesus' healing miracle undermined opponents' accusations
43 Jn 10.27-28 Jesus can give someone eternal life
43 Jn 10.28-29 Jesus keeps permanent hold on those who are His
43 Jn 10.30 Jesus, "I and the Father are one"
43 Jn 10.33 Jesus' enemies understood His claims to be God
43 Jn 10.35 Jesus said Scripture cannot be broken
43 Jn 10.37-38 Jesus performed God's works
43 Jn 11.1-35 God allowed Lazarus to sicken & die
43 Jn 11.15 Jesus approved of Lazarus’ death for His disciples’ edification
43 Jn 11.33-35 Jesus wept over Mary & Martha's sorrow
43 Jn 11.43-44 Jesus resurrected Lazarus
43 Jn 11.45-48a Jesus' miracles had the intended effect
43 Jn 12.27 Jesus’ soul was troubled over His atonement mission
43 Jn 12.31 Satan called "the ruler of this world"
43 Jn 12.36-41 God’s judgment for refusal to believe is inability to believe
43 Jn 12.44 Believing in Jesus is the same as believing in God the Father
43 Jn 12.45 Seeing Jesus is the same as seeing God the Father
43 Jn 12.6 Jesus allowed Judas to steal their money
43 Jn 13.1 Jesus loved “His own” to the end, to completion of His redemption of them
43 Jn 13.10 Jesus declared 11 of His disciples “clean”, e.g. justified, PRIOR to His finished atonement
43 Jn 13.21 Jesus’ spirit was troubled over Judas’ betrayal
43 Jn 13.3-5 Jesus, secure in His privileged position, washed His disciples' feet
43 Jn 13.34-35 Loving other disciples
43 Jn 14.1 At the most stressful time Jesus wanted His disciples hearts to not be troubled
43 Jn 14.1-3 Jesus' promise of a dwelling place with His disciples
43 Jn 14.10 Jesus performed the works and words of the Father
43 Jn 14.10 Jesus spoke under the Father's authority
43 Jn 14.11 Jesus said He performed the Father’s works
43 Jn 14.15 If someone loves God they will obey Him
43 Jn 14.15 Those that obey God are those who love Him
43 Jn 14.16-17 Holy Spirit, Helper (Paracletos) with & in saints
43 Jn 14.17 Jesus called the Holy Spirit the “Spirit of Truth”
43 Jn 14.17 Jesus promised the Holy Spirit would be “in” His disciples forever
43 Jn 14.18 Jesus promised His disciples, "I will come to you"
43 Jn 14.19 Jesus, "Because I live you also will live."
43 Jn 14.20 The Father, Christ, and the believer “in” each other
43 Jn 14.21-24 Those that obey God are those who love Him
43 Jn 14.23-24 God only intends to relate to those who love Him
43 Jn 14.23-24 The test of love for God is obedience
43 Jn 14.26 The Holy Spirit teaches and reminds of Jesus' words
43 Jn 14.27 "My Peace I give you"
43 Jn 14.27 The Holy Spirit provides Jesus' peace
43 Jn 14.28 Jesus said the Father is greater than Himself
43 Jn 14.30 Jesus called Satan the ruler of this world
43 Jn 14.30-31 Jesus permitted the Devil to afflict Him
43 Jn 14.31 Jesus showed His love for the Father by obeying Him
43 Jn 14.6 Jesus is the only way to come to the Father
43 Jn 14.7 Jesus said knowing Him is knowing the Father
43 Jn 14.9 Jesus said seeing Him is seeing the Father
43 Jn 15.1-16 Jesus' instructions on abiding in Him
43 Jn 15.16 Jesus chose His disciples to produce enduring spiritual fruit
43 Jn 15.16 The disciples didn’t choose Jesus, He chose them
43 Jn 15.18-16.15 The reason for persecution, and Holy Spirit assistance
43 Jn 15.23 Hating Jesus is the same as hating the Father
43 Jn 15.4-5 To bear spiritual fruit one must abide in Christ
43 Jn 15.7 Pray abiding in God and His Revealed Will
43 Jn 15.8 Bearing much spiritual fruit glorifies God
43 Jn 15.9-11 How to abide in Christ's love
43 Jn 16.11 Jesus called Satan the ruler of this world
43 Jn 16.13 Holy Spirit role: teach the believers
43 Jn 16.14-15 Holy Spirit role: to be Jesus' spokesman
43 Jn 16.15 Jesus possesses “all that the Father has”
43 Jn 16.2-3 People kill Jesus' disciples thinking they are serving God
43 Jn 16.20 The 'world' rejoiced when Jesus died
43 Jn 16.23-24 Pray in Jesus’ name
43 Jn 16.26-27 God's phileo-love for His children
43 Jn 16.33 In the world expect tribulation
43 Jn 16.7-11 The Holy Spirit convinces the world of sin, righteousness, and judgment
43 Jn 17 Numerous references to 'election' in Jn 17
43 Jn 17.10 Jesus' people are God's people, and visa versa
43 Jn 17.20-23 The saved person has Christ “in” them just as the Father is “in” Christ
43 Jn 17.24 Will be able to stand to see Jesus in His glory
43 Jn 17.3 Eternal life defined
43 Jn 17.6 Election & response: Those God calls respond in saving faith
43 Jn 18.6 Soldiers & others fell down when Jesus said, "I am"
43 Jn 19.11 Pilate's authority to crucify Jesus came from God
43 Jn 19.23-24
43 Jn 19.30 “It is finished”
43 Jn 19.33-36 None of Jesus' bones broken
43 Jn 19.34 Blood and water flow from Jesus' dead body
43 Jn 19.39-42 Nicodemus retrieved and buried Christ’s body
43 Jn 19.7 Jesus' enemies sought His death because of His claims to be God
43 Jn 2.1-11 Jesus turned water into wine
43 Jn 2.23-25 Jesus didn't believe in some who believed in Him
43 Jn 2.4-8 Jesus declined to help with the lack of wine, and then did so
43 Jn 20.28-29 Jesus accepted being treated as God
43 Jn 20.6-8 Peter saw Jesus' empty burial cloths and believed
43 Jn 21.6 Jesus filled a net with 153 large fish
43 Jn 3.1-10 Requirements to enter the Kingdom of God
43 Jn 3.1-21 Expert “religionist” Nicodemus interviewed Christ & received the gospel
43 Jn 3.16 God loved and so He sent His Son to save people
43 Jn 3.17 Jesus' first coming was to offer salvation, not condemnation
43 Jn 3.18 Unbelief in Christ brings self-condemnation
43 Jn 3.19 Jesus described as The Light
43 Jn 3.36 God's wrath rests on those who reject His Son
43 Jn 3.36 Saving belief equated with obedience to Christ
43 Jn 4.1 Jesus became aware of Pharisees’ thinking - He apparently didn’t know of it instantly
43 Jn 4.17-18 Jesus knew the Samaritan woman’s personal history
43 Jn 4.23 The true heartfelt worship God desires
43 Jn 4.46-54 Jesus healed son of Capernaum official
43 Jn 4.6 Jesus became tired and had to rest
43 Jn 5.16-29 Jesus' claims to be God
43 Jn 5.16-30 Jesus’ self-identification with the Father
43 Jn 5.19 He limited His actions to those directed by the Father
43 Jn 5.2-4 Healing at Pool of Bethesda
43 Jn 5.2-9 Jesus healed man at Pool of Bethsaida
43 Jn 5.22-24 Judgment escaped by properly responding to Jesus
43 Jn 5.29a Believers resurrected to life
43 Jn 5.29b Evildoers resurrected for judgment
43 Jn 5.30 He limited His actions to those aligned with the Father's will
43 Jn 5.39 The Scriptures don’t provide eternal life, but point to Jesus who does
43 Jn 5.43a Jesus claimed to have come in the Father’s name
43 Jn 6.19 Jesus walked on water
43 Jn 6.21 Jesus instantly changed the location of 13 people and a boat
43 Jn 6.25-28 The crowd desired too little from God
43 Jn 6.25-59 Jesus, the "bread" of life
43 Jn 6.37 God gave some people to Jesus for Him to save
43 Jn 6.44 No one can come to God unless the Father drags him
43 Jn 6.46 Jesus sees what only God can see: the Father
43 Jn 6.49-50 Jesus made Himself a representative of the Father's authority
43 Jn 6.5 NASB95’s and HCSB’s “Therefore” is better translated “Then”
43 Jn 6.65 No one can come to God unless the Father enables him
43 Jn 7.16 He taught only the info He'd received from the Father
43 Jn 7.17 Jesus said anyone willing to obey God would recognize His teaching as from God
43 Jn 7.39 The Holy Spirit’s indwelling ministry commenced after Jesus’ glorification
43 Jn 7.8-10 Jesus said He would not attend the Feast of Booths, and then He did attend
43 Jn 8.28 Jesus did nothing on His own initiative
43 Jn 8.28 Jesus LEARNED what He spoke and taught from the Father
43 Jn 8.32 Those who abide in Jesus’ word will know the truth
43 Jn 8.34 Anyone who practices sin is a slave to it
43 Jn 8.38 Jesus self-identified Himself as "I am"
43 Jn 8.58 Jesus claimed to always have existed
43 Jn 9.1-7 Jesus healed a man blind from birth
43 Jn 9.10-33 Testimony of the healed blind man
43 Jn 9.31 God does not listen to sinners
43 Jn 9.35 Jesus had to search for the blind man He had healed
43 Jn 9.7 The blind man obeyed and washed in the Pool of Siloam
44 Ac 1.11 Jesus will return the same way He left
44 Ac 1.4-8 Jesus promised empowing indwelling Holy Spirit
44 Ac 1.9 Jesus' ascension into Heaven
44 Ac 1.9-11 Jesus' return to earth will be like His ascention
44 Ac 10.28 Peter thought Gentiles were to be shunned BUT GOD corrected him
44 Ac 10.3-4 Cornelius terrified when contacted by an angel
44 Ac 10.40 The Jews executed Jesus BUT GOD raised Him on the third day
44 Ac 10.46 True 'tongues': Gentiles miraculously speaking Hebrew
44 Ac 11.15-18 Purpose of tongues: an early Church sign
44 Ac 11.18 Repentance a reliable part of a saving response to the gospel
44 Ac 11.19 Persecution disperses the Gospel to scattered Jews
44 Ac 12.23 An angel killed Herod by disease
44 Ac 12.7-10 Peter’s rescue: chains fell off, guards insensitive, gates opened
44 Ac 13.11 Elymas struck with blindness
44 Ac 13.16-41 Paul’s sermon at Pisidian Antioch
44 Ac 13.17-41 Paul’s sermon about God’s redemption plan through Israel
44 Ac 13.30 As prophesied Jesus was executed and buried BUT GOD raised Him from the dead
44 Ac 13.38-19 Forgiveness through Christ, not through the Mosaic Law
44 Ac 13.39 Freedom (from condemnation for sin) is not obtainable through (keeping) the Law of Moses
44 Ac 13.48 In Pisidian Antioch those Gentiles appointed for eternal life believed
44 Ac 13.49-51 Pisidian opposition moved Paul to Iconium
44 Ac 13.5a Paul & Barnabus started their mission in Synagogues
44 Ac 13.9 First mention of Saul called Paul
44 Ac 14.22 Paul taught believers to expect tribulation
44 Ac 14.23 New local churches- elders appointed by Paul & Co.
44 Ac 14.3 Paul & Barnabus worked signs & wonders at Iconium
44 Ac 14.4 Paul & Barnabus were apostles of the Church at Antioch
44 Ac 14.8-10 Paul healed a lame man at Lystra
44 Ac 14.8-15 Paul & Barnabas refused to be worshipped
44 Ac 15.1-2 Paul & Barnabus defended doctrine of salvation by grace alone
44 Ac 15.17 God's general grace is a witness to pagans
44 Ac 15.22-29 Letter from Jerusalem Council
44 Ac 15.40 Paul & Silas departed on Paul's 2d missionary journey
44 Ac 15.5, 8-10 Peter argued no one able to keep the Law, salvation by grace
44 Ac 15.8 Gentiles' gift of tongues resolved salvation question
44 Ac 16.1-3 First mention of Timothy: good rep as a disciple, joined Paul's mission team
44 Ac 16.14 Lydia, an example of God enabling belief in the Gospel
44 Ac 16.18 Paul cast out a demon
44 Ac 16.20-21 Publicly falsely accused
44 Ac 16.22 Publicly stripped
44 Ac 16.22-23 Beaten with rods
44 Ac 16.23 Unjustly imprisoned
44 Ac 16.24 Placed in stocks
44 Ac 16.25 Paul & Silas sang hymns in prison
44 Ac 16.25-26 Chains/bonds fell off
44 Ac 16.40 Paul & Silas, released, encouraged the brothers
44 Ac 16.6-10 The Spirit directed Paul & Silas’ missionary destinations
44 Ac 17.11 The Bereans commended for dependence on the Word
44 Ac 17.16-17 Witnessing to strangers
44 Ac 17.22-31 Paul's sermon to Athenian philosophers
44 Ac 17.22, 30, 31: Being religious is insufficient
44 Ac 17.25, 28 God enables people to exist
44 Ac 17.28 God enables each person to exist
44 Ac 17.30-31 Christ’s resurrection affirmed a future judgment of the world by Christ
44 Ac 17.32 Assumed 2nd chance is not guaranteed
44 Ac 18.23 Paul departed Antioch on his 3rd missionary journey
44 Ac 19.1-7 Tongues validated conversion of 'OT' Believers
44 Ac 19.11-12 God worked miracles through Paul
44 Ac 19.13-17 Evil spirit overcame false exorsists
44 Ac 19.22 Timothy, a servant ('deacon') of Paul, sent to minister in Macedonia
44 Ac 19.23-31 In Ephesus a riot against Paul and "the Way"
44 Ac 2.14-41 Peter's first sermon, at Pentecost
44 Ac 2.18 Paul cast out a demon
44 Ac 2.23 Jesus suffered according to God’s plan
44 Ac 2.23 According to God’s plan, people acted sinfully to execute Him
44 Ac 2.38-39 Forgiveness and indwelling Holy Spirit promised to responders to the Gospel
44 Ac 2.39 Peter: salvation is offered to everyone God calls to Himself
44 Ac 2.4-12 Tongues validated NT Jews in the Church
44 Ac 2.44-45 When circumstances warranted, the saints gave all they had to each other
44 Ac 20.17-38 Paul's warning and farewell to Ephesian church elders
44 Ac 20.17, 28 Three roles of elders: elder, administrator, pastor
44 Ac 20.17, 28 Three roles of elders: elder, administrator, pastor
44 Ac 20.21, 24 Paul’s gospel in a nutshell
44 Ac 20.35 Saints must help the weak
44 Ac 20.7 The early Church gathered on Sunday
44 Ac 20.9-12 Paul resuscitated/resurrected Eutychus
44 Ac 21.10 The prophet Agabus
44 Ac 21.9 Philip's four daughters were prophetesses
44 Ac 22.1-21 Paul's testimony at Jerusalem
44 Ac 24.15 Dual resurrections: of the justified and of the condemned
44 Ac 26.18 Jesus' description of salvation
44 Ac 27.2 God provided Paul the traveling companions he needed
44 Ac 27.21-26 God foretold Paul of survivable shipwreck
44 Ac 28.8-9 Through Paul God healed many on Malta
44 Ac 3.1-10 Lame man healed
44 Ac 3.21 Restoration of all things
44 Ac 4.14-16 The miracle done through Peter & John validated their message
44 Ac 4.23-31 Early Christians, filled with the Holy Spirit, were emboldened
44 Ac 4.23-31 Threatened, the Church requested and received boldness
44 Ac 4.28 Even peoples' evil actions serve God's purposes
44 Ac 4.8-13 Peter, filled with the Spirit, answered charges
44 Ac 4.8b-12 Fulfillment of promised Holy Spirit-enabled answering
44 Ac 5.1-11 God executed Ananias & Sapphira
44 Ac 5.15-16 Initially everyone brought to the Apostles was healed
44 Ac 5.17-23 Angel released Apostles from prison
44 Ac 5.29 Must obey God rather than man
44 Ac 5.5,10 Peter: death of Ananias and Sapphira
44 Ac 6.7 Many Jewish priests believed on Jesus as the Christ
44 Ac 6.8 Stephen performed many miracles
44 Ac 7.10 Eutichus raised from the dead
44 Ac 7.14 Stephen said 75 Israelites emigrated to Egypt
44 Ac 7.16 Abraham bought a tomb near Shechem
44 Ac 7.2-3 God’s first call to Abram from Mesopotamia
44 Ac 7.2-53 Martyr Stephen’s sermon
44 Ac 7.30 Moses lived in Midian about 40 years
44 Ac 7.47-50 Solomon unable to build a temple to contain God
44 Ac 7.9-10 Joseph’s brothers sold him as a slave BUT GOD promoted him to rule Egypt
44 Ac 8.1 Persecution scatters the Church
44 Ac 8.14-17 Apostles’ authority and msg validated to Samaritans via tongues miracle
44 Ac 8.14-24 A person’s attempt to become an apostle is condemned
44 Ac 8.26-39 Ethiopian comes to God from Philip’s ministry
44 Ac 8.26-40 God provided all Philip needed to accomplish God’s instructions
44 Ac 8.26, 29 Philip was responsive to the Spirit's leading
44 Ac 8.39 Holy Spirit teleported Philip about 34 miles
44 Ac 8.4-8, 13 Miracles by Philip convinced Samaritans to listen to this Jew
44 Ac 8.4-8, 14-17 Samaritans come to God at Philip’s ministry
44 Ac 8.9-11 Simon the magician
44 Ac 9.15 Jesus chose Paul to be His apostle
44 Ac 9.16 God’s foreshadowing of Paul’s planned suffering for Christ’s sake
44 Ac 9.32-35 Peter heals Aeneas
44 Ac 9.36-42 Peter raises Tabitha/Dorcas from death
44 Ac 9.5 Saul (Paul) encountered the risen Christ
44 Jn 12.37-40 Because the Jews refused to believe in Jesus, they couldn’t
45 Rm 1.1 Paul called to be a servant and an Apostle
45 Rm 1.1 Paul was "set apart" for the Gospel
45 Rm 1.1-6 Diagrammed (via child thoughts)
45 Rm 1.16-17 The Gospel Described
45 Rm 1.17 The Gospel reveals God's righteousness, understood and experienced only & always by faith
45 Rm 1.18 God's wrath is revealed against ALL ungodliness & unrighteousness
45 Rm 1.18-20 God's creation reveals His divine nature and power
45 Rm 1.18-27 Homosexuality a consequence of God rejecting sinners
45 Rm 1.18-32 Increasing darkness for rejectors of God's revealed truth
45 Rm 1.18,21 Rejecting the revealed truth resulted in lost ability to grasp it
45 Rm 1.20 Everyone is obligated to discern God from His creation
45 Rm 1.24-32 Why God abandons some people
45 Rm 1.3-4 Jesus, a descendant of David and THE Son of God
45 Rm 1.8-12 Paul's prayers about & for the Romans
45 Rm 10.1-4 The deficiencies of "religion" -- why it cannot save
45 Rm 10.17 Faith comes from/by God's Word
45 Rm 10.3 Unbelieving Israelites an example of self-justification
45 Rm 11 Israel disobedient, temporarily sidelined, “then grafted” back in to the Vine
45 Rm 11.25 The hardening of Israel is “partial”, always a believing remnant exists
45 Rm 11.26 Prophesy: every Israelite alive on earth will be a believer in Christ
45 Rm 11.27 God covenanted with Israel to take away their sins
45 Rm 11.28 Despite Israel’s rejection of the Gospel their election endures
45 Rm 11.29 God's calling and gifts are irrevocable
45 Rm 11.33-36 Doxology
45 Rm 11.5-7 God’s gracious choice of some Israelites to believe
45 Rm 12.12 Saints commanded to rejoice in hope
45 Rm 12.14-15 Advice for persecution
45 Rm 12.17 Don't repay evil with evil
45 Rm 12.19 God reserves vengeance for Himself
45 Rm 12.21 Don't be overcome by evil
45 Rm 12.21 Overcome evil with good
45 Rm 12.6-8 Exercise spiritual gifts according to the grace received
45 Rm 13.1-7 Submission to Gov't authorities commanded
45 Rm 13.8 Commandment: owe no person anything
45 Rm 14.1-12 Matters of personal conviction not to be legislated
45 Rm 14.10 The “Bema” of God
45 Rm 14.11 Every knee will bow to Christ
45 Rm 14.19 Saints’ goals include peace and other saints’ edification
45 Rm 14.23 Whatever is not of/from faith is sin
45 Rm 14.4 Don't judge Christian brothers about questionable/optional matters
45 Rm 15.1-7 Strong faith obligated to accommodate one with weak faith
45 Rm 15.13 The Holy Spirit causes abundant hope in a saint’s heart
45 Rm 15.2 Saints commanded to prioritize edifying one another
45 Rm 15.30-32 Paul prayed God would protect him from Jewish unbelievers in Judea
45 Rm 15.4 Hope comes from perseverance & Scriptural encouragement
45 Rm 15.5 The source of perseverance and encouragement is God
45 Rm 16.18 Wolves in the Church employ flattery to deceive the naive
45 Rm 2.13 Only doers of the law will satisfy God's judgment
45 Rm 2.15 God’s “law” written on their hearts
45 Rm 2.28-29 Definition of the true Jew in God's eyes
45 Rm 2.4 God's kindness is meant to lead people to repentance
45 Rm 2.5 God's judgment against sin revealed on Day of Wrath
45 Rm 2.9 Tribulation & distress for EVERY soul who does evil
45 Rm 3.1-2 God gave only Israel His oracles
45 Rm 3.19-4.25 Paul’s treatise on Justification
45 Rm 3.20 No one will be justified by observing the Law
45 Rm 3.20 No one will be (can be) justified by keeping the Law
45 Rm 3.21-25 Justification by grace via Christ’s propitionary sacrifice
45 Rm 3.23 All have sinned
45 Rm 3.25 Elects' sins prior to the atonement temporarily unpunished
45 Rm 3.9-18 No one is righteous, no one seeks or fears God
45 Rm 3.9-18 Unregenerate man does not fear, understand, or seek God
45 Rm 4 Principle: God imputes righteousness, and forgives sin, for faith
45 Rm 4.11 Spiritual children of Abraham believe and thus receive imputed righteousness
45 Rm 4.11 Circumcision signified Abraham had received righteousness by faith
45 Rm 4.24-25 Gospel: righteousness credited to those who believe Jesus' death & resurrection for their salvation
45 Rm 4.25 Jesus' resurrection means God will justify believers
45 Rm 4.6 Righteousness imputed by faith, apart from works
45 Rm 4.7 In justifying the person He is saving; God forgives their sins
45 Rm 4.9-10 Justification by faith came first to Gentiles (Abram)
45 Rm 4.9-12 Abraham’s salvation, imputed righteousness, was signified by circumcision
45 Rm 5.1 Justification by (God-given) faith results in peace with God
45 Rm 5.10 Natural man, unregenerate man, is God's enemy
45 Rm 5.10 Saved by Jesus’ death, saved by His life
45 Rm 5.12 Sin, and its consequence death, came through one man, propogated to all men
45 Rm 5.12-14 Adam’s sin inflicted all his descendants with mortality
45 Rm 5.12-21 Adam the “federal head” of all his descendants
45 Rm 5.15-21 Jesus Christ the “federal head” of all God chose to save
45 Rm 5.19 Christ's obedience obtained righteousness for each believer
45 Rm 5.6-8 Christ died for sinners
45 Rm 5.8 Love: While we were sinners Christ died for us
45 Rm 5.8 Few would die for a good person, BUT GOD showed His love by Christ dying for sinners
45 Rm 6.16, 18, 20 Each person either a slave to sin or to righteousness
45 Rm 6.17 Why “standard of teaching”?
45 Rm 6.23 Sin’s wages vs God’s gift
45 Rm 6.4 Jesus Christ was raised to life through the Father’s glory
45 Rm 7.22-8.4 The Christian's inner conflict with sin
45 Rm 7.24-25 Through Christ saints will be rescued from their sin-prone body
45 Rm 7.7-12 Sin takes opportunity through the law against it
45 Rm 8.1 There is no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus
45 Rm 8.1-4 Paraphrase
45 Rm 8.10 Dead body but live Spirit
45 Rm 8.10 The indwelling Holy Spirit equated with Christ
45 Rm 8.13 Commanded to "put to death" the deeds of the body
45 Rm 8.14-17 Believers adopted by God
45 Rm 8.16 Convinces believers of their adoption by God
45 Rm 8.18 Present suffering for Christ incomparable to future glory
45 Rm 8.18-21 The creation's recovery from sin
45 Rm 8.18-23 Saints' promised glory including new body
45 Rm 8.20-22 The creation cursed by a law of corruption
45 Rm 8.21 The creation to be freed from its enslavement to corruption
45 Rm 8.23-25 The hope of gaining a glorified body
45 Rm 8.26-27 The Holy Spirit intercedes for the saints
45 Rm 8.26-27 The Spirit helps saints pray
45 Rm 8.28 Everything will contribute to making the saint like Christ
45 Rm 8.3 The Law is unable to confer righteousness
45 Rm 8.3 The Law is unable to confer righteousness
45 Rm 8.31-39 God's love for His own
45 Rm 8.34 Christ is interceding for the saint
45 Rm 8.4 Walking (living) according to the Spirit fulfills the Law
45 Rm 8.4 Walking (living) according to the Spirit fulfills the Law
45 Rm 8.6 The mind set on the flesh is death (is spiritually dead)
45 Rm 8.9 God's Spirit permanently indwells believers
45 Rm 8.9 The Holy Spirit called the Spirit of God and the Spirit of Christ
45 Rm 8.9-10 The Holy Spirit indwells each saint
45 Rm 8.9-10 Jesus' deity: Spirit of Christ = Spirit of God
45 Rm 9.10-12 God decreed Jacob, the secondborn, would have firstborn rights
45 Rm 9.11-13 God chose Jacob over Esau
45 Rm 9.22 Sovereignty expressed in God's delaying judgment for His purposes
45 Rm 9.32 Righteousness is not attainable through works
45 Rm 9.4-5 Israel's divine privileges among nations
45 Rm 9.5 Jesus is an Israelite, according to His flesh, e.g. His body and lineage
45 Rm 9.6-8 Not all Abraham's children are the "children of God"
45 Rm 9.7 God’s Abrahamic Covenant went through Isaac
46 1 Cor 10.13 God won't allow more testing than you can handle
46 1 Cor 14.1,3,4 Prophesying as forth-telling, e.g. preaching
46 1 Cor 15.12 Christ’s resurrection proves people will be resurrected
46 1 Cor 16.16 Corinth believers to be subject to every fellow worker in the church
46 1 Cor 1.1 Paul called by God's will to be an Apostle
46 1 Cor 1.18-25 God frustrates the proud's efforts to understand
46 1 Cor 1.18-31 The saint's view of life, challenges, and opportunities
46 1 Cor 1.18-31 The saint's view of life, challenges, and opportunities
46 1 Cor 1.2 A description of the Church: a group of saints
46 1 Cor 1.27 The world is impressed by human wisdom BUT GOD provides salvation through what the world considers foolishness
46 1 Cor 1.8 Christ will sustain those He has saved
46 1 Cor 10.1-12 Unbelieving Israelites supernaturally blessed with Israel, yet individually they were lost
46 1 Cor 10.13 Divine limits on what trials/temptations a believer faces
46 1 Cor 10.19-22 Worshipping an idol is worshipping demon(s)
46 1 Cor 10.24 See your neighbor’s good, not your own
46 1 Cor 10.26 The earth is the Lord's and all its fullness
46 1 Cor 11.27-32 Don’t participate in Lord’s Table in an unworthy manner
46 1 Cor 11.3 Divine hierarchy of leadership
46 1 Cor 11.30 God executed people who debased His supper
46 1 Cor 12.1-10 Paul appreciated a benefit of physical affliction
46 1 Cor 12.13 Holy Spirit places each believer into the body of Christ, the Church
46 1 Cor 12.24 Among saved people some appear more prominent BUT GOD arranged for less prominent people to receive greater honor
46 1 Cor 12.28 The Church built first on apostles
46 1 Cor 12.29-30 Even in the early Church not everyone was gifted with tongues
46 1 Cor 12.4-7 Gives each Christian spiritual gifts for the common good
46 1 Cor 12.7 Spiritual gifts given to each saint for the common good of the Church
46 1 Cor 13.12 Glorified saints will know as thoroughly as they are known
46 1 Cor 14.34-35 Prohibition against wives supplanting husbands' authority
46 1 Cor 15.2 Evidence of unsaving belief: agreeing with the Gospel of salvation, then not
46 1 Cor 15.3-8 The Gospel of Christ: atoning death, confirming resurrection
46 1 Cor 15.45 Soul differentiated from spirit
46 1 Cor 15.5-8 Some of Jesus' post-resurrection appearances
46 1 Cor 15.50 Flesh and blood cannot inherit the kingdom
46 1 Cor 15.50-55 We (believers') bodies all be changed
46 1 Cor 15.50-58 Saint’s resurrection renders death impotent
46 1 Cor 16.10 Timothy was doing the work of the Lord as Paul was
46 1 Cor 16.2 Instructions for giving
46 1 Cor 2.14 Natural/unregenerated people cannot understand spiritual realities
46 1 Cor 2.6-16 Spiritual wisdom vs human understanding
46 1 Cor 2.8-9 Ignorance of God’s redemptive plan allowed enemies to crucify Him
46 1 Cor 2.9 What God has prepared for His child is better than can be imagined
46 1 Cor 3.14 Reward for discipling people correctly, focused on Christ
46 1 Cor 3.16 A saint is God’s temple
46 1 Cor 3.19 The wisdom of this world is folly with God
46 1 Cor 3.6 People proclaim the gospel BUT GOD causes people to respond and flourish spiritually
46 1 Cor 3.9-15 Saints’ works judged whether worthy of reward, or not
46 1 Cor 4.17 Timothy could accurately represent Paul to churches
46 1 Cor 4.5 Don't judge peoples' motives
46 1 Cor 4.6-7 "What do you have that you did not receive?"
46 1 Cor 5.3 Approved judgement of peoples' actions
46 1 Cor 5.6 A little leaven leavens the whole lump.
46 1 Cor 5.9-16 Associating with unrepentant sinners
46 1 Cor 6.19-20 The Holy Spirit indwells believers including their bodies
46 1 Cor 6.2 NT saints will judge the world
46 1 Cor 6.2-3 Saints will judge the world, and angels
46 1 Cor 6.9-10 Nine types of sinner excluded from the Kingdom of God
46 1 Cor 7.12-14 Divorce not allowed if unbelieving spouse desires to stay
46 1 Cor 7.12-14 Unbelieving spouse blessed by marriage to a believer
46 1 Cor 7.14 The unbelieving spouse is sanctified by the believer
46 1 Cor 7.15-16 Divorce allowed if unbelieving spouse desires it
46 1 Cor 7.17, 20 Spiritual conversion does not require or authorize a change in non-moral matters
46 1 Cor 9.1 Paul claimed to have seen Jesus
46 1 Cor 9.25 Imperishable “crown”, award of victory, for lifelong faithfulness to God’s calling
47 2 Cor 13.14 Benediction
47 2 Cor 5.17 Believers in Christ are new creations
47 2 Cor 1.1 Paul called by God's will to be an Apostle
47 2 Cor 1.11 Prayer enables participation in God's victories
47 2 Cor 1.15 Like Paul, consider yourself a conduit of God's grace
47 2 Cor 1.21-22 The indwelling Holy Spirit is our guarantee
47 2 Cor 1.22 The Holy Spirit a down payment for the believer
47 2 Cor 1.3-4 God's comfort in affliction enables you to comfort others
47 2 Cor 1.5,7 Relationship between suffering and comfort
47 2 Cor 1.8-10 Paul's excessive burdens inhibited self-reliance, enforced trust in God
47 2 Cor 1.9 God uses trouble to train reliance on Himself
47 2 Cor 10.4 Saints' weapons have Divine power
47 2 Cor 10.5 In spiritual warfare, take every thought captive to obey Christ
47 2 Cor 11.22-12-10 Paul defends his resume against accusers
47 2 Cor 11.4 Having no "truth filter"
47 2 Cor 12.10 Paul was content with persecutions for the sake of Christ
47 2 Cor 12.12 Paul performed the signs of an apostle
47 2 Cor 12.2-4 Paul had a vision of Heaven
47 2 Cor 12.7 God gave Paul a chronic infirmity for his benefit
47 2 Cor 12.7 God provided Paul the grace for endurance he needed
47 2 Cor 13.2 Paul wrote his 2 Cor epistle after his 2d trip to Corinth
47 2 Cor 2.5 The source of saving faith is God’s working within, not someone’s persuasive speech
47 2 Cor 3.11 The Law described as "being brought to an end"
47 2 Cor 3.18 Believers being transformed into the Lord's image
47 2 Cor 3.3 Salvation indicated more by God's work than by mans' profession
47 2 Cor 3.5-18 The New Covenant contrasted with the Old Covenant
47 2 Cor 3.7-11 The Law’s purpose was condemnation
47 2 Cor 3.7,9 The Mosaic Law called a ministry of death & condemnation
47 2 Cor 3.7,9 The Law called a ministry of death and condemnation
47 2 Cor 4.1-16 Notes
47 2 Cor 4.17 Present trouble cannot be compared to the eternal weight of glory
47 2 Cor 4.18 Believers look to the unseen, eternal things
47 2 Cor 4.4 Satan called the god of this world
47 2 Cor 5.1-8 Believer's present body contrasted with their glorified body
47 2 Cor 5.10 All believers to be judged at the “Bema” of Christ
47 2 Cor 5.11 Believers' fear of the Lord anticipates judgment for reward, but not for sin
47 2 Cor 5.11-21 Paraphrase and notes
47 2 Cor 5.17-21 Five aspects of reconciliation with God
47 2 Cor 5.5 The Holy Spirit is God's guarantee He'll provide a glorified body to a believer
47 2 Cor 5.6-8 Believer's soul, when it leaves the body, is instantly with the LORD
47 2 Cor 5.7 We walk by faith, not by sight
47 2 Cor 6.10 Paul, though sometimes sorrowful, always rejoiced
47 2 Cor 6.10 Godly sorrow vs unrepentant sorrow
47 2 Cor 6.14 Prohibition against spiritual/religious syncretism
47 2 Cor 6.16 Saints are temples of God
47 2 Cor 6.16-18 Paul cited selected promises to Israel to exhort Gentiles
47 2 Cor 6.2 Now is the time of salvation (for you)
47 2 Cor 7.5-6 God comforted Paul when depressed
47 2 Cor 7.6 Paul was struggling with discouragement BUT GOD comforted him
47 2 Cor 8.14-15 Give out of one's abundance
47 2 Cor 8.23 Certain spiritual brothers of Paul & Titus were apostles of the Church
47 2 Cor 9 Instructions about giving money
47 2 Cor 9.1-5 Give purposefully, intentionally
47 2 Cor 9.1-5 Principle: When outcome is important, trust but verify
47 2 Cor 9.12-14 Saints giving to needy saints has four blessed effects
47 2 Cor 9.5-6 Give liberally
47 2 Cor 9.8 God is able to always provide whatever is needed for every good work He wants done
47 2 Cor 9.8,10,11 Give confidently
47 Gal 4.7 Co-heirs with Christ
48 Gal 1.1 Paul an apostle not from/by men but from God
48 Gal 2.15-16 Justification is by faith, not by the Law
48 Gal 3.10 The Law requires compliance with ALL of it
48 Gal 3.11 For justification, the Law helps no one
48 Gal 3.11 No one is justified by the Law
48 Gal 3.14 In Christ the blessing of Abraham comes to Gentiles through faith
48 Gal 3.16 God covenanted with Abram and with Christ
48 Gal 3.17-18 Abrahamic Covenant benefits based on God's promise
48 Gal 3.19 The Law's purpose was completed when Christ came
48 Gal 3.19-24 The Law's purpose was to lead to Christ
48 Gal 3.19-26 The purpose of the Law
48 Gal 3.20 The Covenant of the Law was between God and men BUT GOD previously established the Covenant of Grace unilaterally, not dependent on man’s performance
48 Gal 3.7 Abraham, the father of faith-based justification
48 Gal 3.8-9 Abraham's blessing to all nations/peoples defined
48 Gal 3.9, 14 The "blessing" is faith-based justification
48 Gal 4.10-11 Galatians rebuked for observing special 'times'
48 Gal 4.21-31 Hagar & Sarah 'types' of Law vs Grace
48 Gal 4.23-31 Two covenants: Law and Grace
48 Gal 4.25 Hagar & Ishmael represent Sinai's works-based covenant
48 Gal 4.26 The New Jerusalem existed at least from Paul’s time, in Heaven
48 Gal 4.4 Jesus was born like any other baby, from a woman
48 Gal 4.5 Redemption was prerequisite to adoption
48 Gal 5.19-21 A partial list of the works of the flesh
48 Gal 5.22 Fruit of the Spirit includes peace
48 Gal 5.5 The hope of righteousness
48 Gal 6.10 Saints to do good to all, especially fellow saints
48 Gal 6.6 Principle: saints to financially support their ministers
48 Gal 6.7 A man sows what he reaps
49 Eph 1.1 Paul an apostle by God's will
49 Eph 1.10-11 What does it mean to have an inheritance “in Christ”?
49 Eph 1.13-14 The Holy Spirit "seals" each believer from the moment of their salvation
49 Eph 1.15 Paul convinced by Ephesians' love for fellow saints
49 Eph 1.22 The Church is the body, the fulness of Christ
49 Eph 1.23 The Church completes Christ
49 Eph 1.3 God's chosen, in their present time, owning every blessing in the Heavenlies
49 Eph 1.4 God chose some people to be made blameless in His eyes
49 Eph 1.5 In love God predestined the elect to be adopted by Him
49 Eph 2.1-3 Each person initially is by nature obedient to Satan
49 Eph 2.10 Good works are part of God's plan for your life
49 Eph 2.15 Christ reconciled people to God by abolishing the Law against us
49 Eph 2.21-22 Saints are being built together into a temple of God
49 Eph 2.22 The believer is a dwelling place for God by His Spirit
49 Eph 2.3 People spiritually dead are by nature objects of God's wrath
49 Eph 2.4 We were dead in sins and condemned BUT GOD mercifully saved us by grace
49 Eph 2.4-5 God makes the spiritually dead person live
49 Eph 2.5-6 God viewes the saved person as already seated with Christ in heaven
49 Eph 2.8-9 A person is saved by grace, through God-given faith
49 Eph 3.1 Paul called himself a prisoner of Christ
49 Eph 3.10 Through the Church God shows His wisdom to angels
49 Eph 3.14-21 Benediction, Intercessory Prayer for the saints
49 Eph 4.11 Jesus' Four Gifts to the Church
49 Eph 4.13-14 Being informed about Christ protects
49 Eph 4.17-19 Unbelievers' thinking futile, understanding darkened, spiritually dead
49 Eph 4.17-32 The unbeliever’s (aka Gentile’s) walk
49 Eph 4.24 Believers are created according to God's likeness
49 Eph 4.29 Principle: speak only what edifies the hearer
49 Eph 4.3 Be diligent in maintaining the Church's unity in the Spirit
49 Eph 4.8 Christ ascended and gave gifts
49 Eph 5.1 Imitate God
49 Eph 5.1-2 Benediction
49 Eph 5.16 Commandment to make the most of one's time
49 Eph 5.18 We are commanded to be continuously being filled with the Spirit
49 Eph 5.2 Walk in Christ’s style of love
49 Eph 5.2, 58 Heb 2.9-10 God’s glory through suffering
49 Eph 5.21 Saints commanded to be submitting to each other
49 Eph 5.22-33 The husband-wife relationship mirrors the Christ-Church relationship
49 Eph 5.25-33 Marriage illustrates Christ’s relationship with His Church
49 Eph 5.3 Don’t let immorality, impurity, or greed even be named among you
49 Eph 5.4a Speak no filthy or silly talk, or coarse jesting
49 Eph 5.4b Characterize your speech with thanksgiving
49 Eph 5.5 No (sexually) immoral person has an inheritance in the Kingdom
49 Eph 6.11-12 Satan, the devil, depicted as lord over organized spiritual forces of evil: rulers, authorities, and powers
49 Eph 6.17 The Helmet of Salvation
49 Eph 6.23 Benediction
49 Eph 6.8 Reward promised for doing good to please God
50 Phil 1.1 Desc. of a Church: saints, elders, deacons, location
50 Phil 1.1 Paul & Timothy, servants of Christ
50 Phil 1.29 God ordains saving belief/faith as well as suffering
50 Phil 1.6 God promises to complete His sanctifying work
50 Phil 2.10-11 All will worship the Son
50 Phil 2.11 The Son's exaltation glorifies the Father
50 Phil 2.12 Why fear and trembling?
50 Phil 2.13 God works in His children to both will and do His good pleasure
50 Phil 2.13 God works within His child to will and do His good pleasure
50 Phil 2.19-24 Paul’s example of planning via “if God wills”
50 Phil 2.20 Timothy shared Paul's concern for the saints' welfare
50 Phil 2.22 Timothy faithfully served Paul as a son to his father
50 Phil 2.25 Epaphroditus, an apostle of the Church at Philippi
50 Phil 2.27 Epaphroditus was near death BUT GOD mercifully healed him, encouragng Paul
50 Phil 2.3-4 Principle: Prioritize others above yourself
50 Phil 2.6-8 Jesus, the Christ, God, took on human form
50 Phil 3.10 Paul wanted to be a partner with Christ in suffering
50 Phil 3.11 Paul hoped (expected) to enjoy resurrection
50 Phil 3.20-21 Believers' citizenship is in Heaven, with a body like Christ's
50 Phil 3.8-10 Paul wanted to know and gain Christ
50 Phil 4.19-23 Benediction
50 Phil 4.3 Book of Life mentioned
50 Phil 4.4-9 Benediction
50 Phil 4.6-7 Don't be anxious, pray with thanksgiving, God's peace promised
50 Phil 4.7 As you pray w/ thanksgiving God’s peace will guard your mind
50 Phil 4.8 Think about whatever is true, honorable, etc.
51 1 Thess 3.12-13 Benediction
51 1 Thess 5.23-24 Benediction
51 Col 1.1 Paul an apostle by God's will
51 Col 1.16-17 Christ is Creator and Sustainer
51 Col 1.18 Christ is the head of the Church
51 Col 1.19-22 Christ is God incarnate, in the flesh
51 Col 1.22 Blameless before God
51 Col 1.24 Paul rejoiced in fulfilling part of the "quota" of suffering allotted the Church
51 Col 1.28-29 God provided Paul the power he needed
51 Col 1.4-5 An evidence of true faith
51 Col 1.9 To be filled with the knowledge of God's will
51 Col 1.9-12 Benediction
51 Col 2.11-15 Spiritual circumcision by Christ, salvation, signified by baptism
51 Col 2.13-14 Made alive with Christ, having been forgiven all
51 Col 2.14 The Law was abolished by Christ's atonement
51 Col 2.16-17 The Sabbath is a shadow of Christ
51 Col 2.18-19 Unsaving religion is disassociated from Christ
51 Col 2.2-4 Understanding the info about Christ protects
51 Col 2.20-23 Asceticism rebuked
51 Col 2.6-7 Walk the same way you started
51 Col 2.9 In Christ God dwells in bodily form
51 Col 2.9-10 The saved person is complete in Christ
51 Col 3.1-4 Benediction
51 Col 3.12-17 Seven practices supporting Christian unity
51 Col 3.15 Commanded to let Christ’s peace rule in saints’ hearts & with each other
51 Col 3.2 Believers to seek the things above, not things on the earth
51 Col 3.22-25 How Christian slaves should behave
51 Col 3.5-17 Practical repentance: “put off... put on”
51 Col 4.16 Paul’s letter to the Church at Laodicea
52 2 Thess 2.16-17 Benediction
52 2 Thess 3.16 Benediction
52 1 Thess 1.10 Christ delivers believers from God's wrath
52 1 Thess 2.5 Paul and Co. did not employ flattery in persuading people about the Gospel
52 1 Thess 4.13-18 The Rapture of the Saints described
52 1 Thess 4.14-17 Two viewpoints on the rapture
52 1 Thess 5.1-11 How to live in light of the coming Day of the Lord
52 1 Thess 5.17, pray without ceasing
52 1 Thess 5.21 Test the prophecies (to see if true or not)
52 1 Thess 5.23 God’s sanctification leads to peace at Christ’s coming
52 1 Thess 5.9-11 Believers not destined for God's wrath
53 2 Thess 1.6-10 God's just vengeance on His enemies
53 2 Thess 1.7-9 Conditions in hell: God's vengeance, eternal destruction, isolated from God
53 2 Thess 2.9-12 Counterfeit miracles deceive those who had rejected the truth
53 2 Thess 3.10 Don't give to those in the Church who refuse to work
54 1 Tim 3.3 A church overseer (elder) must not be a lover of money
54 1 Tim 6.10 The love of money is a root of all kinds of evils
54 1 Tim 6.11-16 Benediction & Doxology
54 1 Tim 1.1 Paul an apostle by God's command
54 1 Tim 1.13 Paul an unsaved religious zealot
54 1 Tim 1.17 God is immortal and invisible
54 1 Tim 1.9-11 Homosexuality listed among sinning, godlessness, profane
54 1 Tim 2.12 In the Church women not permitted to teach or exercise authority over men
54 1 Tim 2.5 Jesus is the sole mediator between God and man
54 1 Tim 3.16 Christ was revealed in the flesh
54 1 Tim 3.2-7 Qualifications of elders
54 1 Tim 3.8-13 Qualifications of Deacons
54 1 Tim 5.16 Principle: family meets family needs, not the Church
54 1 Tim 5.19-20 Discipline of Elders
54 1 Tim 5.19-21 Instructions on rebuking a sinning elder
54 1 Tim 6.11 Paul called Timothy a "man of God"
54 1 Tim 6.16 God can’t be seen by mortal man
54 1 Tim 6.17 OK to enjoy riches but don’t depend on them
54 1 Tim 6.17-19 Instructions for wealthy believers
54 1 Tim 6.8-10 Godliness with contentment is beneficial
55 2 Tim 1.1 Paul an apostle of Christ Jesus by God's will
55 2 Tim 1.15 All but one of Paul's ministry partners deserted him
55 2 Tim 1.15 Paul abandoned by most of his supporters
55 2 Tim 2.12 NT saints will reign with Christ
55 2 Tim 2.15 Be diligent in accurately interpreting the Word of God
55 2 Tim 2.19 Some we thought saved abandon the truth BUT GOD knows those who are His
55 2 Tim 2.26 Before he comes to Christ a person is ensnared by Satan
55 2 Tim 3.12 All who desire to live a godly life in Christ will be persecuted
55 2 Tim 3.16-17 All Scripture is God-breathed and profitable
55 2 Tim 4.8 Crown of Righteousness promised to all who have loved Christ’s appearing
56 Tit 1.6-9 Qualifications of elders
56 Tit 2.11-14 How to live awaiting Christ’s return
56 Titus 1.1 Paul a servant of God and apostle of Jesus Christ
56 Titus 1.2
56 Titus 1.5 Elders to be appointed in each local church
56 Titus 2.3-5 Guidance for women
56 Titus 3.4-7 God saved us because of His mercy
56 Titus 3.5-7 Saved by mercy, justified by grace
57 Phmn 1.1 Paul a prisoner of Christ
58 Heb 9.15 The New Covenant includes an inheritance
58 Heb 1.2 The “Last Days” were in effect in the first century
58 Heb 1.2-3 The Son created and sustains everything
58 Heb 10.1 The Law was a shadow of the good realities to come
58 Heb 10.17-18 Post-atonement, no offering for sins is possible/necessary
58 Heb 10.23-25 Benediction
58 Heb 10.26-27 God's wrathful judgment against rejectors of His salvation
58 Heb 10.30 God said, “Vengeance is Mine, I will repay”
58 Heb 10.5 Christ was physical so He could be a physical sacrifice
58 Heb 11.1 Faith is the assurance of things NOT seen
58 Heb 11.10 God is the designer and governor of the eternal world & society
58 Heb 11.11 Sarah’s faith in action
58 Heb 11.13-16 Believers awaiting, anticipating a Heavenly homeland
58 Heb 11.13-16 Faith connects the believer to the eternally glorious phase of life
58 Heb 11.17-19 Abraham's faith: God could resurrect Isaac
58 Heb 11.23 Hiding Moses (not killing him) was an act of faith
58 Heb 11.24-27 Identifying with Israel vs Egypt was an act of faith
58 Heb 11.26-27 Moses identified with the Christ
58 Heb 11.32-34 Faith does not require righteousness, or spiritual maturity
58 Heb 11.35 Future rewards motivate endurance of suffering
58 Heb 11.6 Without faith it is IMPOSSIBLE to please Him
58 Heb 12.15 "Root of bitterness": rejecting God's grace
58 Heb 12.16 Warning against a worldly attitude
58 Heb 12.18-21 God on Mt. Sinai was unapproachable
58 Heb 12.2 By Jesus' joy He endured the cross and discounted the shame
58 Heb 12.2 Jesus is the author and finisher/completer of our faith
58 Heb 12.22-24 The happy fellowship of the resurrected life
58 Heb 12.28-29 Worship God with reverence & awe, for God is a consuming fire
58 Heb 12.3-11 God disciplines His children
58 Heb 13.15 Praise is a sacrifice offered to God
58 Heb 13.17 Saints commanded to obey the elders of their church
58 Heb 13.20-21 Benediction
58 Heb 13.23 Evidence Timothy suffered imprisonment
58 Heb 13.4 God will judge fornicators and adulterers
58 Heb 13.5 God promises to never leave nor forsake His children
58 Heb 13.5-6 I will never leave you nor forsake you
58 Heb 13.8 Jesus is immutable
58 Heb 2.10 The Father created and sustains everything
58 Heb 2.11-12 Christ is my brother
58 Heb 2.14 Jesus shares the same flesh-and-blood existence we experience
58 Heb 2.18 Jesus' trials were real, He suffered as we do
58 Heb 2.8 Currently Christ’s dominion over all is not implemented
58 Heb 2.9-10 God completed Jesus’ suitability as Redeemer through suffering
58 Heb 3.1 Jesus called “the apostle and High Priest”
58 Heb 3.6 A saint is God’s house
58 Heb 4.12 God’s Word is living and powerful
58 Heb 4.13 Jesus is our permanent and perfect High Priest
58 Heb 4.15 Jesus was tempted in every possible way, without ever sinning
58 Heb 4.16 Saints encouraged to confidently approach God expecting grace-based help as needed
58 Heb 5.8 Jesus "learned" obedience by what He suffered
58 Heb 6.4-6 Someone unimpressed by the Holy Spirit's blessings can't be saved
58 Heb 7.4-10 Melchizedek greater than Abraham
58 Heb 8.8b-11 God will make a new covenant with Israel
58 Heb 9.15-16 The New Covenant
58 Heb 9.18 The necessity of blood
58 Heb 9.23-28 Christ's self-sacrifice for sin was a one-time event
58 Heb 9.27 Each person faces judgment after death
58 Heb 9.4 Contents of the Ark listed
59 Jas 1.12 The Crown of Life
59 Jas 1.13 God tempts no one to sin
59 Jas 1.14-15 The process of sin: desire>temptation>sin>death
59 Jas 1.17 Every good gift comes from God, who doesn't change
59 Jas 1.2-4 Appreciate troubles as events that perfect you
59 Jas 1.6-8 Half-hearted faith isn't acceptable
59 Jas 2.10 Breaking one part of the law breaks all of it
59 Jas 2.14-26 Faith that fails to save
59 Jas 2.15-16 The faith of a saved person will act to meet fellow saints' needs
59 Jas 2.17,20,26 The intrinsic nature of faith is to be manifested
59 Jas 2.19 The demons acknowledge God
59 Jas 3.13, 17-18 Godly wisdom’s practical attributes
59 Jas 3.17 Heavenly wisdom is peace-loving and full of good fruit
59 Jas 4.1-4 Desire for sensual pleasure a strong temptation to sin
59 Jas 4.13-16 Future plans without God's approval are evil
59 Jas 4.17 Knowing of a good you are supposed to do and not doing it is sin
59 Jas 4.17 Sin of Omission defined
59 Jas 4.3 Prayers for selfish ends are not granted
59 Jas 4.4 To be a friend of the world is to be an enemy of God
59 Jas 4.6. God opposes the proud but gives grace to the humble
59 Jas 4.7 A Believer submitted to God can successfully resist the devil
59 Jas 4.9-10 When the proud humbly repents, God lifts them up
59 Jas 5.12 Commandment against Jewish practice of using oaths to deceive
59 Jas 5.8 Imminency of Christ’s return supports patience for justice
6 Josh 10.12-14 Daylight extended at Joshua's request
6 Josh 11.16-20 God hardened most Canaanite kings' hearts
6 Josh 9 Israelites deceived by the Gibeonites
60 1 Pet 4.7-11 Benediction
60 1 Pet 5.10-11 Benediction
60 1 Pet 5.5 Younger people commanded to submit to the elders
60 1 Pet 1.1 The Church scattered into the Gentile world
60 1 Pet 1.1-2 Peter's description of "saints"
60 1 Pet 1.1-2 The Trinity operating in personal salvation
60 1 Pet 1.11 The Holy Spirit inspired OT prophesies about Messiah’s two ministries: first suffering, later glory
60 1 Pet 1.15-16 God requires perfect holiness
60 1 Pet 1.16 Believers commanded to be as holy as God is holy
60 1 Pet 1.17-19 Two reasons to conduct oneself with fear and serious attention
60 1 Pet 1.2 Salvation is both redemption/justification and obedience
60 1 Pet 1.25 The Word of the Lord remains forever
60 1 Pet 1.3 Christ’s resurrection establishes the saint’s “living hope”
60 1 Pet 1.3-5 God's saved ones are given an inheritance
60 1 Pet 1.6-9 Rejoicing in heavenly inheritance and secure faith
60 1 Pet 2.24 Jesus bore our sins in His own body
60 1 Pet 2.5-9 NT Believers constitute a holy, Royal Priesthood
60 1 Pet 3.14 God’s plan for righteous suffering excludes fear or troubled soul
60 1 Pet 3.20 Some demons imprisoned in Noah's time
60 1 Pet 3.21 Saved by Christ's "baptism"
60 1 Pet 3.7 A husband’s three duties regarding his wife
60 1 Pet 4.12 One purpose of believer’s suffering is testing
60 1 Pet 4.12-16 Encouragement for sharing in Christ's sufferings
60 1 Pet 4.15 Being a societal “troublemaker” is prohibited
60 1 Pet 4.5 God is ready to hold each person accountable
60 1 Pet 5.1-2 Three roles of elders: elder, overseer, pastor
60 1 Pet 5.4 Glory a reward for elders
60 1 Pet 5.5. God opposes the proud but gives grace to the humble
60 1 Pet 5.7 Commanded to cast/throw the cares onto the Lord
60 1 Pet 5.8-9 Saints advised to be soberly watchful of Satan employing suffering, but can resist
60 2 Pet 3.7-13 At the "Day of the Lord" the physical creation will be incinerated
61 2 Pet 1.10-11 Believers, Christians given entrance into Christ's eternal Kingdom
61 2 Pet 3.18 Benediction
61 2 Pet 1.1 Believers RECEIVE their faith
61 2 Pet 1.14-15 Peter called death his “departure”
61 2 Pet 1.4 The regenerated person’s new nature is from God’s nature
61 2 Pet 2 False Teachers described: confident though condemned
61 2 Pet 2.10-11 Celestial Beings
61 2 Pet 2.10-12 Sinful nature creates fatal self-confidence
61 2 Pet 2.17 Peter called God “the majestic glory”
61 2 Pet 2.19b A person is enslaved by whatever overcomes him
61 2 Pet 2.20 People, such as false teachers, can know about the Lord without being saved
61 2 Pet 2.4 God incarcarated some angels
61 2 Pet 2.5 Noah preached righteousness
61 2 Pet 2.6 Fiery incineration promised for the ungodly
61 2 Pet 2.9 The Lord knows how to reserve the unrighteous for the day of judgment
61 2 Pet 3.10, 12 God will destroy the heavens by fire
61 2 Pet 3.13 New heavens and new earth
61 2 Pet 3.14 Be diligent to be found by Him blameless and at peace
61 2 Pet 3.3-6 “Uniformists” ignorantly ignore the evidence of the Flood
61 2 Pet 3.9 God has scheduled the end of the universe to follow salvation of the last elect person
62 1 Jn 1.1 Jesus called ‘The Word of Life’
62 1 Jn 1.1-3 The physical Christ had first-person witnesses
62 1 Jn 1.5 God is light, zero darkness
62 1 Jn 2.1-2 Jesus Christ is the propitiation for our sins
62 1 Jn 2.12 God forgives sins for His name's sake
62 1 Jn 2.15-16 Do not love the world or the things in the world
62 1 Jn 2.16 The three-fold desires/lusts of the world
62 1 Jn 2.18-19 In the end "church" members, not really believers but antichrists, will depart
62 1 Jn 2.20 The Holy Spirit teaches believers
62 1 Jn 3.1-2 Made God’s children
62 1 Jn 3.11-24 Love brothers via actions you take
62 1 Jn 3.2 When Christ appears saints will be made like Him
62 1 Jn 3.4-10 No saved person keeps on sinning as an established practice of life
62 1 Jn 3.5 In Christ is no sin
62 1 Jn 4.1 Test the spirits to see if they are from God
62 1 Jn 4.18 God's perfect love casts out fear of judgment
62 1 Jn 4.19 We love God because He first loved us
62 1 Jn 4.2 Jesus, the Christ, came in the flesh
62 1 Jn 4.7-19 God's love, to be reflected by us
62 1 Jn 4.7-5.3 God's love described and responded to
62 1 Jn 4.9-10 God showed His love by sending His Son to be the propitiation for our sins
63 2 Jn 1.7 Jesus the Christ came in the flesh
65 Jude 16 The ungodly show favoritism to gain advantage
65 Jude 24-25 Benediction
65 Jude 5 Jesus accomplished Israel’s exodus and wilderness discipline
65 Jude 5 Unbelievers saved out of Egypt, later to be punished by death
65 Jude 6 Jesus punished antedeluvian angelic/demonic misbehavior
65 Jude 6, 7a Sinning angels punished by eternal fire
65 Jude 8 NASB & NIV add “angelic” or “celestial” to the text
65 Jude 9 Angelic-Satanic conflict
66 Rev 19.7-9 The marriage supper of the Lamb
66 Rev 1.17 When John saw Jesus glorified he fainted
66 Rev 1.4-8 John's greeting to the 7 churches
66 Rev 11.15-17 Christ's eternal kingdom subsumes earth's kingdom(s)
66 Rev 11.15-19 General desc. of the 7th trumpet
66 Rev 11.3-12 The Two Witnesses
66 Rev 12.3-4, 7-9 Rebellious Lucifer & 1/3 of the angels expelled from heaven
66 Rev 12.7-9 Angelic-demonic war in heaven
66 Rev 12.9-10 Satan, the accuser of the Christian brothers
66 Rev 13.2, 4 The Beast given power from the Dragon
66 Rev 13.3 The Beast resurrected from the dead
66 Rev 13.4 Worship of the Beast goes to the Dragon
66 Rev 13.8 All unsaved worship the Beast
66 Rev 14.1-5 The 144,000 Jewish witnesses protected
66 Rev 14.11 Eternal torment in hell
66 Rev 14.14-20 Angelic harvest of the wicked from the earth
66 Rev 15.1-16.1 General desc. of the seven bowls
66 Rev 15.3-4 Tribulation martyrs declare God’s holiness
66 Rev 16.13 The 'Unholy Trinity'
66 Rev 17.8 The Beast resurrected from the dead
66 Rev 19-11-21 Christ's 2nd coming
66 Rev 19.20 At Armageddon the Beast & False Prophet removed forever
66 Rev 19.7-9 The Church (e.g. the saints) is the bride of Christ
66 Rev 19.9 The Marriage Supper of the Lamb
66 Rev 19.9-10 The angelic messenger to John refused to be worshipped
66 Rev 2.11 Overcomers, enabled by Christ, not hurt by the Second Death
66 Rev 2.2 Ephesian Church tested and exposed false 'apostles'
66 Rev 2.21 In the church at Thyatira God gave Jezebel time to repent
66 Rev 2.26 'Overcomers' will reign over the nations
66 Rev 20.1-3 Satan absent from Millennial earth
66 Rev 20.10 Satan consigned to eternal punishment in the Lake of Fire
66 Rev 20.11-15 The Great White Throne Judgment
66 Rev 20.12 Book of Life
66 Rev 20.14 Death and Hades thrown into the lake of fire
66 Rev 20.15 Anyone not in the Book of Life consigned to the Lake of Fire
66 Rev 20.2 The 'Dragon' is Satan
66 Rev 20.4 Tribulation martyrs will reign
66 Rev 20.4-6 Tribulation martyrs are ruling priests in Millennium
66 Rev 20.6 Those sharing in First Resurrection not hurt by the Second Death
66 Rev 20.7-9 Satan released, instigates multinational revolt against Christ
66 Rev 21.1 New heaven & earth; old heaven & earth gone
66 Rev 21.1-7 John's vision of a new heaven and a new earth
66 Rev 21.10-22.5 New Jerusalem description
66 Rev 21.16 New Jerusalem’s length, width, and height will be approx. 1,380 miles
66 Rev 21.2-3, 10-27; 22.1-5 The New Jerusalem
66 Rev 21.27 Evildoers will never enter the New Jerusalem
66 Rev 21.4 No sorrow in new heaven and earth
66 Rev 21.8 List of those who suffer the Second Death
66 Rev 21.9 New Jerusalem called the bride, and the wife of the Lamb
66 Rev 22.3 There will be no sin in heaven
66 Rev 22.8-9 Adding to or subtracting from Scripture is forbidden
66 Rev 22.9 The angelic messenger to John refused to be worshipped
66 Rev 3.12 Blessed future of God's victorious children
66 Rev 3.14-22 Laodicean church not committed -- so rejected by Christ
66 Rev 3.19
66 Rev 3.21 'Overcomers' will sit with Christ on His throne
66 Rev 3.5 Book of Life
66 Rev 4.11 Christ is worthy
66 Rev 4.11 Why God is the only appropriate recipient of glory and honor: He is Creator
66 Rev 4.8 Four supernatural creatures declare God’s holiness
66 Rev 5.12-13 Benediction
66 Rev 5.13 Every creature everywhere will worship Christ
66 Rev 5.9-10 Saints (people born-again in/by Christ) will reign
66 Rev 6.1-2 First seal
66 Rev 6.11, 7.9 Martyred tribulation saints able to wear a robe - therefore not Disembodied
66 Rev 6.12-17 The Sixth Seal: global earthquake
66 Rev 6.15-17 Christ’s wrath against the earth’s powerful people who opposed Him
66 Rev 6.15-17 Unrepentant people flee and hide from Christ, their judge
66 Rev 6.3-4 Second seal
66 Rev 6.5-6 Third seal
66 Rev 6.7-8 Fourth seal
66 Rev 6.9-11 Fifth seal
66 Rev 7.1-8 The 144,000 Jewish witnesses sealed
66 Rev 7.9-17 Large number of believers respond to the 144K Jewish witnesses, then martyred
66 Rev 8.1-6 General desc. of the 7th seal
66 Rev 8.1-9.21 Seventh seal: 7 trumpet judgments
66 Rev 9.11 Satan king over the demons from the bottomless pit
66 Rev 9.11 Names of the "Beast"
66 Rev 9.13-21 Sixth trumpet
9 1 Sam 23 God enables David to elude Saul's forces
9 1 Sam 14.1-15 Jonathan & his armor-bearer vanquished an entire Philistine garrison
9 1 Sam 19-18.24 God caused King Saul, and three companies of soldiers, to prophesy
9 1 Sam 5.1-6.16 The Ark captured by the Philistines
Dan 9.25-27 Near & far prophesies about Messiah, then Great Tribulation
Dt 14.19 vs Mt 3.4
Dt 32.7-8 God divided manind into nations and allotted to them their territory
God alone is to be worshipped - never angels
God provided skilled craftsmen to build the Tabernacle, et al
Jn 19.25 Mary, wife of Clopas, Jesus’ mother’s sister
Num 21.4-9 Rebellion > fatal snakebites > bronze serpent
Phil 3.2-3 What is and is not part of the New Covenant
Pv 16.16 Wisdom & understanding more valuable than money
Rev 14.6-7 Angelic evangelist to the whole earth

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