2 Timothy 1:18 Explanation
2 Timothy 1:18 is Paul's prayer that the Lord would show Onesiphorus mercy on the day of judgment, and it is also a thank-you for the many practical ways...
2 Timothy 1:18 is Paul's prayer that the Lord would show Onesiphorus mercy on the day of judgment, and it is also a thank-you for the many practical ways...
Galatians 1:17 tells us that after Paul's conversion he did not rush to Jerusalem to consult the men who were apostles before him.
Joshua 1:16 is the reply of the two and a half eastern tribes to Joshua's new leadership.
Luke 1:15 tells us that John the Baptist would be honored by God and would live a life set apart, marked by the Holy Spirit from before his birth.
1 Corinthians 1:15 is Paul explaining why he was thankful he had baptized so few people in Corinth: he did not want anyone to think those he baptized...
Romans 1:11 is Paul telling the believers in Rome that he deeply wants to visit them so he can share a spiritual gift with them, which will strengthen and...
First Thessalonians 1:7 says that the Christians in Thessalonica became a model for other believers across the regions of Macedonia and Achaia, which is...
Jeremiah 1:7 means that God does not wait for us to feel ready before he sends us.
Psalm 59 is a prayer of David written when enemies were watching his house, waiting to kill him.
1 Kings 4 is a Bible study chapter that describes the height of Solomon's kingdom: his officials, his daily provisions, the peace that surrounded Israel,...