Articles related to "Bible References"

The Internet has made it so easy to find Bible references in the blink of an eye. Take a look at some of these Bible reference websites to get you in God's Word today.

Use concordances, atlases, marginal references and other tools to get more out of your Bible study.

A Christian home school is different for many families who teach the Bible at home. But, there are some similarities, no matter how you look at it.

Studying the Bible can seem like an overwhelming task. With these basic tools, the task of digesting the vast information becomes much more manageable.

Theologians and non-theologians alike can expand their study of scripture by using the Vine's Complete Expository Dictionary.

Originally published in 1998, these fun books for kids offer bizarre facts, quirky characters and a creative format sure to appeal to primary school aged readers.

This compact one year daily devotional offers Bible verses and an intimate conversation with God inviting readers to enjoy peace in God's presence.

The four guys who make up rocker band Candlefuse have a message for the masses in “Never Go Unheard,” out this fall.

Get free printable Easter activities for children online - math worksheets, word search games, Easter crossword puzzles. One Easter Bible verse from the book of Matthew.

She is a Russian-born American singer-songwriter, pianist and storyteller.

Christian organisation FamilyLife has produced an interactive Nativity scene gift set to familiarise children with the significance of the story of the birth of Jesus.

Indirect taxation in the Roman provinces were a source of resentment and bitterness, especially if the tax collectors were contractors from within the local communities.

History of the sacred song "Father, Whatever of Earthly Bliss," originally a poem by Anne Steele, Composed by Hans Nägeli and arranged by Lowell Mason.

The Evil Eye, Malocchio, also spelled Mal Occhio in Italian, is an ancient and nearly universal belief. The Italian Strega (Pagans or Witches) have a way to cure this.

Interpreting the feeding of the five thousand purely as an act of hospitality or sharing ignores the Eucharistic nature of Jesus' multiplying the "Bread of Life."

Five in a Row is an age-appropriate complete curriculum for kids 2-12. It helps students to make connections, love learning, and see books in an entirely new light.