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Disambiguation:Joseph
Joseph can refer to: Joseph, the son of Jacob in Genesis, Joseph, the husband of Mary in the New Testament -
Bible
The Bible is the "God breathed" written record of the work and person of God that was collected and preserved over the course about 4000 years. It was written by ordinary men by the direction -
Samuel (Prophet)
Samuel redirects here. This article is about the prophet Samuel. You may be looking for the books of First or Second Samuel. Samuel was a judge and prophet of God who led Israel for over -
Jesus Christ
Christ redirects here. This article is about the man. You may be looking for the concept. Jesus of Nazareth (3 BC - AD 33) is the Messiah (Hebrew), or the Christ (Greek). Both words mean "the -
Solomon
Solomon was the third king of Israel and the most famous son of David. Solomon was a profoundly wise sage who ruled Israel with God -given wisdom and wrote many proverbs, as well as two -
Saul (King)
Saul redirects here. This article is about the king. You may be looking for Saul of Tarsus (called Paul). Saul was the first king of Israel, serving for 40 years from the town of Gibeah -
Satan
Satan (Hebrew for "adversary"), once known as Lucifer (Latin meaning, "morning star"), was a guardian seraph of God and is now in rebellion. He had become entranced by his own beauty, power, and wisdom, and -
Cain
Cain was presumably the first born son of Adam and Eve in the first book of the Bible, the Old Testament's Book of Genesis. Famously, Cain was responsible for the murder of his younger -
Philip (Apostle)
Philip redirects here. This article is about the Apostle. You may be looking for one of the Seven. Philip of Bethsaida was one of the twelve Apostles of Jesus Christ. Phillip is found along beside -
Book of Revelation
This article is about Apocalyptic book by John. You may be looking for the Gospel of John or another John. The Book of Revelation, otherwise known as "The Apocalypse of John" is the last book -
Eve
Eve was the first woman and second human, created by God from the rib of Adam, specifically to be his wife. Originally known as "Ishsha" (Heb.: woman, wife), for Adam perceived that she had been -
Joshua (Son of Nun)
This article is about the leader of Israel. You may be looking for the book written by him. Joshua (born Hoshea; Heb.:"salvation") was the son of Nun, of the Tribe of Ephraim. He was -
James (Son of Alphaeus)
James the son of Alphaeus (literally, Jacobos, [he] of Alphaeus) was one of the twelve Apostles of Jesus, appearing by this name in the lists in the first three Gospels. The name is repeated in -
Bible Wiki
Bible Wiki is a database covering people, places, books, doctrine and history of the Bible. Join us as we glorify God, write about the Bible and be in fellowship with other Christians. Blog (blog.biblewiki -
Susa
Susa also called Shushan, usually referred to as the citadel of Susa, was the capital of the Persian Empire and location of the Royal Palace, belonging to Persian kings, most notably King Xerxes. Susa was -
Book of the Generations of Adam
The Book of the Generations of Adam is an account of the genealogy of Adam to Noah and a source reference for the Book of Genesis. The book in its entirety is contained in the -
Emperor Nero
Nero (AD 37-68) was the Roman emperor to whom Paul appealed upon return to Jerusalem after his third missionary journey. Though not mentioned by name in the Bible, secular records (and perhaps the book -
Azariah
Abednego redirects here. This article is about one of Daniel's friends. You may be looking for another Azariah. Azariah (meaning the LORD has helped) was one of the three friends of Daniel who was -
Hamites (Genealogy)
The children of Ham are the most numerous of the sons of Noah. For the purposes of this wiki, only the biblical record suffices to prove this fact. Discussion on the Talk Page can delve -
Land of Uz
The Land of Uz, simply known as Uz, was the region located southeast of the Jordan River near the lands of the Chaldeans and the Sabeans. It was in fertile lands with ample crops and -
Law of Jealousy
The Law of Jealousy, also called the Ordeal of Bitter Water was a law recorded in the Book of Numbers that gave regulation to the Israelites for testing of a wife who was suspected by -
Phillip the Tetrarch
Phillip the Tetrarch, also known as Herod Phillip, was son of Herod the Great and his fifth wife Cleopatra of Jerusalem. He was the half-brother of Herod Antipas and Herod Archelaus. He lived from -
List of the kings of Israel
This is a tabular list of the Kings of the Kingdom of Israel. Organized in chronological orders of their reigns. Parameters include their number in the list of kings, the length of their reign, the -
List of the kings of Judah
This is a tabular list of the Kings of the Kingdom of Judah, one of the nations that resulted from the spin off from Israel. Organized in chronological orders of their reigns. Parameters include their -
Song of Songs
Back to the Book of Ecclesiastes List of Books| Forward to the Book of Isaiah The Song of Songs is one of the Poetry books Songs of Songs (Songs) or Song of Solomon is the
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