In most of the inspired letters he wrote, Paul identified himself as this [3 words] (Ephesians 1:1)
Jesus pointed out that one cannot be a slave to God and to these at the same time (Luke 16:13)
For two years, while in Ephesus, Paul gave talks in this building’s auditorium (Acts 19:9)
It was at this location in Asia Minor that Paul received the call: “Step over into Macedonia and help us” (Acts 16:8, 9)
This son of Adam and Eve was born when Adam was 130 years old (Genesis 5:3)
This expression, originally meaning to gather the ends of a robe for physical activity, is also used in the Scriptures to denote preparation for vigorous mental or spiritual activity [4 words] (Job 38:3)
The 16th letter of the Hebrew alphabet (Psalm 119:121, superscription)
Because of this man’s sin, Israel suffered defeat at Ai (Joshua 7:20)
The mother of Mehetabel, the wife of Edomite King Hadar (Genesis 36:39)
The second-named son of sheikh Dishon and a descendant of Seir the Horite (Genesis 36:26)
The early form of the crown (2 Kings 11:12)
A descendant of Benjamin and father of “the Hushim” (1 Chronicles 7:12)
To cause to become beloved or admired (Song of Solomon 1:2) *
One of the towns in their territory from which the tribe of Asher did not drive out the Canaanite inhabitants (Judges 1:31)
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It was from his “sons” that Abraham purchased the cave of Machpelah as a burial place for Sarah (Genesis 23:20)
The spelling of the divine name that is favored by most Hebrew scholars
Christians are instructed “to repudiate ungodliness and worldly desires and to live with” this, along with “righteousness and godly devotion” [3 words] (Titus 2:12)
When “looking for an opportunity against the Philistines,” who then ruled over Israel, Samson selected a Philistine woman from this location to be his wife (Judges 14:1-4)
Too poor to offer a ram in sacrifice after the birth of Jesus, Mary and Joseph could offer these instead [3 words] (Luke 2:24)
Through the prophet Elijah, Jehovah foretold that the dogs would do this to Jezebel [2 words] (1 Kings 21:23)
A son of Ishmael and chieftain of an Arabian clan (Genesis 25:14)
Freedom from labor or difficulty (Luke 12:19)
One of the Nethinim whose descendants returned to Jerusalem in 537 B.C.E. (Ezra 2:46)
Having sufficient power to accomplish an objective (James 4:12)
The seer who rebuked King Asa of Judah for making an alliance with the king of Syria instead of relying upon Jehovah (2 Chronicles 16:7)
Jesus said that the one who endures to this point “is the one that will be saved” (Mark 13:13)
A son of Ashhur by his wife Helah (1 Chronicles 4:7)
When Satan told Jehovah that He had put this up around Job, Satan meant that God had protected Job (Job 1:10)
Notion (Romans 2:3)
One of the places the Assyrians had brought to ruin, mentioned by Rabshakeh (Isaiah 37:12)
Ruth’s husband and a link in the family line of the Messiah (Ruth 4:13)
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