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The day of the Lord's resurrection, observed by early Christians for worship, symbolizing the beginning of the new creation.

The day of the Lord's resurrection, observed by early Christians for worship, symbolizing the beginning of the new creation.

Hebrew term for God's righteous statutes and ordinances, covering social, ethical, and religious norms as the detailed implementation of the Sinaitic covenant, revealing divine justice.

Hebrew term for God's righteous statutes and ordinances, covering social, ethical, and religious norms as the detailed implementation of the Sinaitic covenant, revealing divine justice.

The resurrection of the righteous at the beginning of the millennium, reigning with Christ, over whom the second death has no power.

The resurrection of the righteous at the beginning of the millennium, reigning with Christ, over whom the second death has no power.

God's specific laws and social regulations for Israel, guiding them in holy and righteous living.

God's specific laws and social regulations for Israel, guiding them in holy and righteous living.

A descendant of Levi set apart for divine service; the Levite in this chapter is a religious figure whose actions are morally ambiguous.

A descendant of Levi set apart for divine service; the Levite in this chapter is a religious figure whose actions are morally ambiguous.

God's ex nihilo creation of the heavens, earth, and all life through divine speech (Genesis 1), foundational to all theology as the origin of cosmos, humanity, and Sabbath rest.

God's ex nihilo creation of the heavens, earth, and all life through divine speech (Genesis 1), foundational to all theology as the origin of cosmos, humanity, and Sabbath rest.