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Biblical themes

Twenty subjects Scripture returns to, grouped by the question a reader brings, each opening onto its key verses and the pages that teach it.

Summary

A theme is a subject Scripture comes back to again and again. The twenty here stand in five groups, by the question you came with.

  • Every theme here says how many key verses it holds and how many studies open from it.
  • A theme page prints every key verse with its own words and a line of setting.
  • The other words a reader might use for a theme stand beside its name.
  • Every theme also stands in the A to Z list at the foot of this page.

The five groups

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What God is like

His character as Scripture states it, in the words the Bible itself uses of Him.

6 themes

What God has done

The acts the Bible reports, from the first day of the world to the empty tomb.

5 themes

What God asks

What Scripture calls a person to give back, and how it teaches him to do it.

4 themes

What God has promised

The things God has bound Himself to, and the future His people are told to expect.

3 themes

What stands against Him

The trouble Scripture never hides: the wrong God will answer, and the pain His people meet.

2 themes

Every theme, A to Z

The same themes in one alphabetical list, for the reader who already knows the word he wants.

20 themes, A to Z

The register: 20 themes, A to Z

Back to Every theme, A to Z

Keep studying

The themes, their key verses and their accounts are stored rows on this site. Each theme page names the translation it prints, the King James Version or the Berean Standard Bible, both public domain.