Part 131–156
21 entries in the Figures of Scripture compendium.
AhabKing of Israel who provoked God and confronted Elijah.BringA verb of command, request, and consequence in Genesis.HearingHearing in Genesis and Exodus often means heeding or obeying.AbimelechKing warned by God, dealt with Abraham and Isaac.AmenA solemn affirmation of curses, blessings, and divine will.AriseA command to move, rescue, or receive blessing.FearFear in Genesis ranges from terror to reverence, often met by divine reassurance.AcquaintedAcquaintance spans human bonds and divine omniscience across scriptures.PhariseesReligious leaders often opposing Jesus and accused of hypocrisy.MasterMaster denotes Abraham and Potiphar in servant relationships.JehoshaphatKing of Judah and recorder under David and Solomon.BalakMoabite king who hired Balaam to curse Israel.HebronA Canaanite city linked to patriarchs and Caleb's inheritance.ShechemPrince who defiled Dinah and was slain.HourA moment of divine intervention, judgment, or unknown return.BethelBethel is a sacred site linked to Abram and Jacob.RememberRemembering in Genesis–Leviticus links covenant, deliverance, and human accountability.NeverthelessA biblical conjunction marking contrast, exception, or divine override.BashanA region east of Jordan, kingdom of giant king Og.SimonSimon appears as apostle, leper, cross-bearer, and brother of Jesus.CanaanitesCanaanites were pre-Israelite inhabitants of the Promised Land.
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