Jesus continues rebuking the religious leaders of Israel by contrasting His leadership with theirs.

In this passage, Haman's plan is turned upon himself-and rather than having Mordecai impaled, he is forced to publicly honor him.

In this passage, God pronounced five coming woes on Babylon.

In this passage, we will see how God-through Esther-sets wicked Haman up for a fall-which, by the way, he never sees coming.

This text brings the spiritual progress of this man full circle. It is here that we find the true reason Jesus approached him in the first place.

Here, we learn of the background of the statement, -The righteous shall live by his faith.-

In this text, we get four unique views of salvation - from the perspective of the prophets, the Holy Spirit, the apostles and the angels.

In this passage, we see three young Jewish boys stand up for right-while not knowing if God was going to deliver their physical lives or not. This is a wonderful example of genuine faith.

In this text, we will learn that God doesn't give those who are ignorant a free pass. The nations-the pagan nations who worshiped other gods-were still responsible to the true and living God. And just as a lion roars, so God here warns the nations what is coming.

In this text, Peter jumps straight into a doxology by rehearsing all God has done in the life of these saints - and us-