Anger
A powerful response to offense or frustration that can lead to destructive action when it rules human behavior.
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A powerful response to offense or frustration that can lead to destructive action when it rules human behavior.
God's provision for dealing with sin and restoring sinners to peace with him.
God establishes binding covenant relationships with His people.
God is the Creator of the heavens, the earth, and everything in them.
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The eternal dominion and kingdom given to the Son of Man.
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Jesus as the true shepherd who knows, protects, leads, and gives his life for his people.
God shows undeserved favor toward sinners throughout Genesis.
Human beings were uniquely created in God's image to represent Him on earth.
God judges sin while remaining perfectly righteous.
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God sovereignly works through history for His purposes and for the good of His people.
God's plan to rescue humanity from sin begins in Genesis and unfolds throughout Scripture.
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God's victory over death, centred in the bodily resurrection of Jesus Christ.
Being right before God and living according to what is right in His sight.
The offering of something to God, introduced in Genesis through the offerings brought by Cain and Abel.
Human rebellion against God entered the world through Adam and Eve.
The biblical pattern in which one suffers on behalf of others.
The enticement to distrust or disobey God, prominently introduced through the serpent's temptation of Eve.
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Being right before God and living according to what is right in His sight.
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The second son of Adam and Eve, a keeper of sheep whose offering was accepted by God and who was killed by his brother Cain.
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