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Insight into God's will and moral discernment, an expression of wisdom.

Insight into God's will and moral discernment, an expression of wisdom.

King of the Persian Empire (often identified with Xerxes I), ruler of vast territories and changeable temper; his decrees unwittingly served God's saving plan, representing the limits of worldly power.

King of the Persian Empire (often identified with Xerxes I), ruler of vast territories and changeable temper; his decrees unwittingly served God's saving plan, representing the limits of worldly power.

Personified as an enemy that God will swallow up forever, symbolizing the final conquest of all corrupting powers.

Personified as an enemy that God will swallow up forever, symbolizing the final conquest of all corrupting powers.

The universal end for all living; in Ecclesiastes, death levels all distinctions, prompting reflection on life's meaning and the urgency to enjoy God's gifts.

The universal end for all living; in Ecclesiastes, death levels all distinctions, prompting reflection on life's meaning and the urgency to enjoy God's gifts.

The end of earthly life, viewed as a divine decree that brings bitterness or welcome depending on one's piety and circumstances.

The end of earthly life, viewed as a divine decree that brings bitterness or welcome depending on one's piety and circumstances.

The kinship declared between Jonathan and the Spartans, reflecting a spiritual fellowship and unity among God's people beyond ethnic ties.

The kinship declared between Jonathan and the Spartans, reflecting a spiritual fellowship and unity among God's people beyond ethnic ties.