Part 53–78
26 entries in the Figures of Scripture compendium.
MercifulDivine mercy shown in rescue, covenant, and tabernacle.LevitesSet apart for tabernacle service, not numbered for war.ThoseA pronoun pointing to persons, places, and things in scripture.MessengerMessengers deliver communications between leaders and nations.KnowingKnowing in Genesis spans divine insight, human doubt, and moral testing.WhereforeAn archaic conjunction meaning 'why' or 'for which reason.'JewsA people identified by language, lineage, and covenant identity.BabylonBabylon conquers Judah and exiles its people and king.FatherFatherhood in Genesis spans lineage, covenant, and family narrative.IsaacSon of promise, heir of covenant, father of Jacob and Esau.PhilistinesA coastal people often in conflict with Israel's patriarchs and judges.JordanA river marking boundaries, transitions, and divine encounters.BecauseA causal link connecting actions, judgments, and outcomes in Genesis.ExaltedGod exalts the humble and judges the proud.HereafterThe Hereafter is the future realm of divine revelation and eternal consequence.TakeTaking in Genesis spans command, covenant, and caution.FireFire in scripture is judgment, sacrifice, and divine presence.HaveHave denotes divine grant, human possession, and covenantal promise.ScriptureScripture is the prophetic record fulfilled in Jesus Christ.MoabMoab is a nation descended from Lot, often opposing Israel.EphraimYounger son of Joseph, adopted and blessed above his brother.BenjaminJacob’s youngest son, brother of Joseph, and father of ten sons.SatanAn adversary who accuses, tempts, and opposes God's purposes.SpiritSpirit in Genesis–Numbers: divine, human, gifted, forbidden, and jealous.WiseWisdom appears as both human skill and divine gift.ManassehFirstborn son of Joseph, adopted by Jacob, ancestor of a tribe.
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