I Am the Lord Your God Bible Verse
Read each i am the lord your god bible verse: 18 KJV passages from Exodus, Isaiah, and more, with study notes on holiness, rescue, and trust.
Explore moreMore than 1,300 topic pages of King James Scripture, organised around real life: grief, fear, marriage, work, waiting and joy. Each page gathers twenty verses and explains where they come from.
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“My flesh and my heart faileth: but God is the strength of my heart, and my portion for ever.”
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“I will both lay me down in peace, and sleep: for thou, LORD, only makest me dwell in safety.”Psalms 4:8 (KJV)
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Read each i am the lord your god bible verse: 18 KJV passages from Exodus, Isaiah, and more, with study notes on holiness, rescue, and trust.
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Read bible verses about Holy Saturday in the KJV: 16 passages on the tomb, the sabbath rest and quiet hope before Easter, with short notes.
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Looking for an honor your husband bible verse? Read 18 KJV passages on respect, mutual love, and wisdom in marriage, with gentle guidance for couples.
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The poor in spirit bible verse (Matthew 5:3) explained with 17 KJV passages on humility, dependence on God, and the blessing of His kingdom.
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Share a bible verse for someone you love: 16 KJV passages on blessing, friendship, family and everlasting love, each with a short note.
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The overcome evil with good bible verse (Romans 12:21) explained with 17 KJV passages on kindness, forgiveness, peace, and answering wrong with goodness.
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