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topic_name = The Psalms | [[Psalm 1|1]]

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* [[Psalm 25]]:1-10 * [[1 Thessalonians 3]]:9-13

...sted in a number of places in the Gospels, for example '''[[Matthew 10]]:2-5'''. ...s chose a replacement for Judas. Their reasoning for this was quoting from psalms 'Let another take his office.' They then set out the criteria for the new a

...is happened in the life of [[Abraham]], the “father of many” ([[Genesis 17:5]]]). ...fully give judgment to people who break the covenant. The writers of the [[Psalms]] also used this name repeatedly as they acknowledged and praised God as th

...prophecies can be found in the wisdom and prophetic books, especially in [[Psalms]] and the [[Book of Isaiah]]. [[Isaiah 53]] is a beautiful and well-known p # {{:WEB:Matthew 27:1}}

...ing theme of Christianity is love, in particular, God's love for people. [[1 John 3:16]] tells us that Jesus' love was so great that he lay down his lif : ''{{Bible verse|1 John|3|16|lang=WEB}}

...unity of faith, and an expectation that God will give us wisdom ([[James 1:5]]). ...William Barclay points out (''The Daily Study Bible - The Revelation, vol 1'', p. 176) that "Greek has two words for ''new'', ''neos'', which means ''n

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