~2 Min.Amazing Grace!
towardthemark.org · ... livestock and beeswax, the ship ran into a violent storm. So severe was the gale that the vessel was in danger of sinking. After the livestock were washed ...
Position:Toward the Mark #61
~2 Min.Carest Thou Not?
juengerschaft.org · ... had jeopardized their safety. The good ship might have had some chance of outriding the gale if the helm had been in the strong and capable hands of one of ...
Bibelstellen:Isaiah 26:3; 1. Peter 5:7; Mark 4:38 Isa. 26:3; 1. Pet. 5:7; Mk. 4:38
Stichwörter:Perseverance; Trust; Faith; Consolation; Encouragement
~3 Min.Letter G
biblecentre.org · ... of Galatia. Gal ba'num - The best (i.e., the fat) lamenting: a fortress built. Gal'e ad - A heap of witness. Gal i lae'an-s gentilic of Galilee. Gal i ...
~3 Min."Beside the still waters"
towardthemark.org · ... the row-locks when the wind rose and gradually increased until it blew a terrific gale, the very fury of hell seemed to be let loose in that tempest, and ...
Position:Toward the Mark #78
~3 Min."Beside the Still Waters"!
towardthemark.org · ... the row-locks when the wind uprose and gradually increased until it blew a terrific gale, the very fury of hell seemed to be let loose in that tempest, and ...
Position:Toward the Mark #62
~4 Min.The Voyage Ended: The Judgment Seat of Christ
biblecentre.org · ... Sailing with Paul. Soon those who sail with Paul will have weathered the last gale, endured the final storm, and, with the voyage over the sea of time ...
~5 Min.Places Matter. Or Where art Thou?
biblecentre.org · ... of the presence of the Lord (Gen. 28; 35), not to speak of Galeed ('heap of testimony'), Mahanaim ('double camp' or 'two camps'), and ...
~53 Min.Jacob's Four Pillars
biblecentre.org · ... ate there upon the heap. And Laban called it Jegar-sahadutha, and Jacob called it Galeed. And Laban said, This heap is a witness between me and thee this ...
~50 Min.The Epistle of James
biblecentre.org · ... directed by the bit in their mouths; great ships which are driven about by gales and hurricanes, are steered by a small rudder, and so the human tongue is ...
