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A narrative used by Jesus to teach heavenly truths, revealing spiritual mysteries through everyday scenes.

A narrative used by Jesus to teach heavenly truths, revealing spiritual mysteries through everyday scenes.

A symbolic narrative used by prophets to convey divine messages; in 17:2-10, an eagle and vine allegorize Israel's political infidelity and God's sovereign judgment.

A symbolic narrative used by prophets to convey divine messages; in 17:2-10, an eagle and vine allegorize Israel's political infidelity and God's sovereign judgment.

Hebrew מַסָּה meaning 'test' or 'temptation.' The place named for Israel's testing of God's presence; later a warning against unbelief (Deut 6:16; Ps 95:8).

Hebrew מַסָּה meaning 'test' or 'temptation.' The place named for Israel's testing of God's presence; later a warning against unbelief (Deut 6:16; Ps 95:8).

A sarcastic metaphor for wealthy Samarian women who oppress the poor while living in luxury, evoking the rich pasturelands of Bashan.

A sarcastic metaphor for wealthy Samarian women who oppress the poor while living in luxury, evoking the rich pasturelands of Bashan.

God's covenant designation for Israel; in Hosea, opposite of 'Lo-ammi,' symbolizing mercy and restoration.

God's covenant designation for Israel; in Hosea, opposite of 'Lo-ammi,' symbolizing mercy and restoration.

God calls the pagan king Nebuchadnezzar His servant, demonstrating divine sovereignty over all nations.

God calls the pagan king Nebuchadnezzar His servant, demonstrating divine sovereignty over all nations.