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- Isaiah's prophetic ministry
Isaiah addresses Judah amid Assyrian pressure and gives enduring visions of holiness, judgment, a righteous king, and restoration. - Isaiah's throne vision
The holy King's glory fills the temple and Isaiah is purified and sent. - Isaiah's unheeded message and the response to Jesus
Matthew identifies Isaiah's words with hearers who fail to understand Jesus, and John uses the same oracle when reflecting on resistance to his signs. - Ishmael
Son of Abraham and Hagar. - Islam
This world examines selected Christian arguments about Islam as explicit claim-and-response maps. Its first topic is the Islamic Dilemma: a family of arguments about the Qur'an's relationship to the Torah, Gospel,… - Israel's wilderness lesson lived by Jesus
Jesus answers hunger and temptation with Israel's lesson about dependence on God's word. - Issachar
Jacob and Leah's fifth son; his birth follows the mandrake episode, and Jacob's testament portrays labor under burden. - Ithbat, Tafwid, and Ta'wil
Muslim interpreters developed several methods for the difficult attribute texts. Athari ithbat affirms what revelation states, rejects likeness, and refuses to specify modality—bila kayf. Tafwid entrusts the ultimate… - Jachin & Boaz
Two bronze pillars flank the porch: Jachin on the house’s right (south) and Boaz on its left (north), naming the sides while facing east out of the sanctuary. Kings gives eighteen-cubit shafts, a twelve-cubit… - Jacob (Israel)
Ancestor of Israel's twelve tribes. - Jacob becomes Israel
Jacob's family becomes the ancestral setting for the twelve tribes; the name Israel is associated with his struggle and blessing. - Jacob Netsvetov is ordained for Alaskan ministry
The Alaska-born Jacob Netsvetov is ordained and begins the long journey back to serve communities in Alaska. - Jacob wrestles at Peniel
An unnamed man wrestles, blesses, and gives Jacob the name Israel. - Jacob's ladder at Bethel
A dream joins heaven and earth while the LORD promises to accompany Jacob. - Jacob's stairway and the Son of Man
Jesus' promise of angels ascending and descending on the Son of Man recalls Jacob's dream of access between heaven and earth. - Jacob’s Standing Stone
Jacob sets up a stone pillar and pours oil on it in Genesis 28:18; Genesis 35:14 also mentions a pillar, a drink offering, and oil. These standing stones are distinct from the altars he builds in 33:20 and 35:7. This… - Jael
Woman who kills Sisera in Deborah's account. - Jair
Judge from Gilead. - James
James offers forceful instruction on trials, speech, partiality, wealth, prayer, and active care for neighbors. The greeting names James but not which James; traditional identification with the Jerusalem leader and… - James and the Jerusalem church
James the Lord's brother is a leading figure in Jerusalem in Acts and Paul. Eusebius, writing in the fourth century, reports the older tradition that he was its first bishop. - James son of Zebedee is executed
Acts reports that Herod Agrippa I executes James, the brother of John, and then imprisons Peter. Eusebius preserves both the scriptural account and a later story about James's accuser. - James the brother of Jesus is put to death
Josephus reports that Ananus convenes a council and has James, identified as the brother of Jesus called Christ, and others stoned. Protests lead to Ananus's removal from the high priesthood. - James, the Brother of the Lord
James is named as the Lord's brother, receives a resurrection appearance, becomes a leading figure in Jerusalem, offers a judgment at the council, and is called a pillar by Paul. - Jehoahaz of Israel
Northern king and son of Jehu. - Jehoahaz of Judah
Josiah's son briefly on Judah's throne. - Jehoash of Israel
Northern king who visits Elisha near his death. - Jehoiachin
Judahite king taken into exile in Babylon. - Jehoiachin is released from prison in Babylon
Second Kings ends with the exiled Judean king receiving release, a place at the Babylonian ruler's table, and a regular allowance. - Jehoiakim
Judahite king during Babylon's rise. - Jehoram of Judah
King of Judah and son of Jehoshaphat. - Jehoshaphat
King of Judah associated with judicial reform. - Jehu
King who violently ends Ahab's dynasty. - Jehu's tribute in the Black Obelisk
An Assyrian monument identifies tribute from Jehu of Israel. Its scenes place Israel within the diplomatic and military reach of Assyria. - Jephthah
Judge whose victory and rash vow shape his story. - Jeremiah
Jeremiah joins prophetic speech, personal lament, symbolic action, conflict, and accounts of Jerusalem's collapse. Its promise of a new covenant appears inside a larger book of judgment and restoration addressed to… - Jeremiah
Prophet of Jerusalem's fall and a promised new covenant. - Jeremiah 10:1–16
Contrasts powerless handcrafted gods with the living God who made heaven and earth. - Jeremiah and Hananiah dispute the Babylonian yoke
Hananiah predicts a quick return of the exiles and Temple vessels, breaking Jeremiah's symbolic yoke. Jeremiah challenges the announcement. - Jeremiah begins prophetic ministry
Jeremiah warns Judah of covenant failure, witnesses its collapse, and proclaims the promise of a new covenant. - Jeremiah urges the exiles to build lives in Babylon
Jeremiah sends a letter advising deportees to establish households, plant gardens, and seek the welfare of the city where they live.