2 Samuel 1-1-27 begins with David receiving the news of Saul's death and records his reaction at the demise of his enemy.

2 Samuel highlights David's triumph consummated in his establishment as king over all Israel, pointing forward to the promised Messiah, in whom the full significance of the Davidic monarchy would be fulfilled.

In Titus 3-3-8, Paul tells believers why they can be different from the self-centered world and the basis on which a godly life is possible.

In Acts 5-12-23, Luke describes the ongoing ministry and persevering commitment of the apostles despite the renewed opposition of the Jewish authorities.

In Acts 4-32-5-11, Luke describes the testimony of the early church, not only verbally but also in action, evidenced in the example of the sacrificial giving of Barnabas in contrast with the deceit of Annanias and Sapphira.

In Acts 4-23-31, in response to the threats of the Sanhedrin, the believers pray that God would continue to exert the saving power of the name of Jesus.

Titus 2-1-8, shows what godliness looks like on the practical level for men and women, both young and old.

In Revelation 1-17-18, Jesus declares Himself to be the living one, who died and rose in glorious resurrection and has authority and power over death.

Titus 2-1-8, shows what godliness looks like on the practical level for men and women, both young and old.