Bible Verses

The Bible speaks extensively about the rise and fall of nations, showing that God is sovereign over all kingdoms and rulers. He lifts up leaders and brings them down according …

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The Bible is clear about God’s love for children and the importance of protecting them from harm. Child abuse, in any form, is a grave sin that goes against God’s …

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Eggs, often associated with life, renewal, and provision, appear in the Bible as metaphors and symbols of God’s creation. While not a central theme, they reflect deeper truths about God’s …

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Friendships are a gift from God, but they can also be tested by betrayal, misunderstandings, and hardships. The Bible acknowledges the pain of broken friendships while offering wisdom and healing. …

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Trustworthiness is a virtue that reflects God’s faithfulness in our lives. As followers of Christ, we are called to be reliable, honest, and faithful in all we do. The Bible …

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Flattery is often used to manipulate, deceive, or gain favor with others. While kind and encouraging words are good, the Bible warns against deceitful praise that seeks personal gain. God’s …

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Corruption in government is not a new issue. Throughout history, leaders and rulers have often strayed from justice, oppressing their people and serving their own interests instead of upholding righteousness. …

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The story of Ruth is one of faithfulness, devotion, and God’s providence. Ruth, a Moabite woman, chose to follow the God of Israel and became an ancestor of Jesus Christ. …

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The Bible has much to say about poverty, generosity, and reliance on God rather than begging for money. While it acknowledges the struggles of the poor, it also emphasizes hard …

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Our words have power. The Bible teaches us that what comes out of our mouths can bring life or destruction. As followers of Christ, we are called to speak with …

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