Part 79–104
24 entries in the Figures of Scripture compendium.
EsauElder son of Isaac, hunter, seller of birthright, and bitter rival.ForgivingForgiveness is divine mercy and human plea, with conditions.MightMight denotes strength, possibility, and divine purpose in Genesis and Exodus.EgyptiansEgyptians appear as hosts, adversaries, and cultural others.HellA realm of fire, death, and divine judgment.MoreoverA connective term adding further statements or commands.HolyHoliness in Exodus marks what is set apart for God.CanaanCanaan: cursed son of Ham, eponym of the Promised Land.BookBooks in scripture record covenants, curses, and divine judgment.WhichA relative pronoun linking subjects to their descriptions.ZionZion is God's chosen hill, city of David, and source of salvation.ParadiseParadise is the eternal garden of reward for the faithful.BlessedGod's blessing grants fruitfulness, dominion, and covenant favor.ResurrectionThe raising of the dead, central to Christian hope and witness.JeremiahProphet, priest, and lamenter of Judah's kings.EvenEvening marks the close of each creation day and key events.JoabJoab was David's military commander and a son of Zeruiah.MostA term denoting supreme divinity and consecrated holiness.JohnWilderness preacher who baptized Jesus and was beheaded by Herod.RatherA biblical term for choosing between two paths.YourA possessive pronoun linking divine and human actions to recipients.GentilesGentiles are nations outside Israel, subject to God's plan.FromA preposition marking separation, origin, and departure.HezekiahKing of Judah who faced Assyrian threats and sought the Lord.
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