The Firmament
Themes of the Bible
Grounded, verse-referenced pages for each biblical theme in Scripture. 13 pages.
Satanic Opposition
Passages in the Thessalonian and Timothy letters name Satan, the tempter, demons, and the devil in contexts of hindrance, deception, and deliverance.
Seeking God
Judah assembled to seek the LORD, with people coming from its cities for that purpose.
Self-Control
Self-control is named alongside disciplined living, perseverance, and instruction for younger men.
Sexual Holiness
Collected biblical language includes warnings against sexual immorality, instructions to abstain from it, and statements concerning marriage.
Sexual Violence
A biblical theme reflected in passages describing abuse, violation, and a murdered woman.
Song of Deliverance
Five verses in Exodus, Judges, and 2 Samuel collect biblical songs and calls to sing connected with the LORD, salvation, and rescue.
Spiritual Discipline
A five-verse collection on training, piety, discipline, self-control, and perseverance.
Spiritual Gifts
These passages speak of varied gifts from the same Spirit, received and used in service.
Spiritual Parentage
Child language for Timothy and Onesimus forms the collected biblical evidence for spiritual parentage.
Spiritual Warfare
Verses collected under Spiritual Warfare describe struggle, resistance, vigilance, and reliance on God’s armor and power.
Stewardship
Stewardship language in Scripture includes entrusted service, gifts, grace, and proclamation.
Submission
Submission language occurs in passages concerning confession, learning, households, marriage, authorities, and service.
Suffering and Glory
A biblical theme in which affliction, suffering, and glory are spoken of together across seven books.
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