In this passage, the writer rebukes his readers of their spiritual apathy.

In this passage—after explaining to the disciples once again that He must die, Jesus tells them of the importance of abiding by civil laws.

In this passage, Paul argues that God—Who has proven His love to us in the greatest possible way—will never remove His love from us.

Taw—Here the Psalmist concludes with prayers and praise-Thanking God for His Word and praying for Divine help in letting him live a life to and for the glory of God.

In this passage, the writer lays a foundation for what it means that Jesus is our great High Priest.

In this text, not only does Jesus heal a young boy, but He answers the apostle's question as to why they were unable to do so.

Sin and Shin—Here the Psalmist acknowledges that all of the things listed in these verses occur as a direct result of His love of the True and Living God and His Word.

In this passage, Paul points to our response to the trials of life as proof that God is working in us and on us.

In this often-quoted Psalm, David cries out to God for deliverance from his enemies.

In this passages, three of the apostles are given a glimpse of Jesus arrayed in all His glory.