Characters

Take a journey through the Pentateuch to discover the individuals mentioned in these five books of the Bible.

The prophets of Numbers 11 and the prophetic office in general can only be understood against the terrible background of human sin.

Between 51 AD and 65 AD Paul makes several visits to Corinth to take care of issues in the church.

Each of the following questions helps identify individuals found in the Gospels.
The clues provided help point you to the correct character.

The chronological life of Paul can be summarized as a series of dynamic achievements through intense suffering.

Although Paul suffered greatly for his faith, these things did not concern him. He just wanted to be faithful to the ministry the Lord Jesus entrusted to him.

The title Father is the one Jesus uses most frequently when referring to God. The spirit of true prayer involves viewing God in this light. Our Heavenly Father is more gracious and generous than any human father.

The salvation of Cornelius is a pivotal point in the New Testament. His story takes place about a decade after the resurrection and ascension of Jesus. His conversion affirms the inclusion of all nations in the Kingdom of God.

After four centuries of servitude and affliction by the Egyptians, the scene at the burning bush proves God has not forgotten His promises to His people.