Fruitage of the Spirit by their Opposites
Hate
Love
At a wedding in Cana, Jesus performed his first recorded miracle by turning water into this beverage.
Wine
Tried to run away from God’s command to preach to the city of Nineveh, this prophet spent three days in the belly of a great
Jonah
King David established this ancient holy city as the capital of Israel after capturing it from the Jebusites.
Jerusalem
Before his dramatic conversion, Paul was known by this Hebrew name.
Saul
Paul instructs believers to stand firm with this fundamental virtue buckled around their waist like a belt.
Truth
War
Peace
To escape Pharaoh’s approaching army, Moses stretched out his hand to part this body of water, letting the Israelites cross on dry ground.
The Red Sea.
God spared this prophet overnight after King Darius was forced to throw him into a pit.
Daniel
Known as the "City of David," this small Judean town was the birthplace of both King David and Jesus Christ.
Bethlehem
To support his ministry and avoid being a financial burden, Paul earned a living practicing this trade.
Tent Making
Protecting the heart and vital organs, the breastplate is associated with this quality.
Righteousness
Cruel
Kindness
In the Gospel of John, Jesus called this man out of his tomb four days after his death, commanding him to "come forth."
Lazarus
Known as the "Weeping Prophet," he warned Judah of the impending Babylonian captivity and authored a book of "Lamentations."
Jeremiah
The massive stone walls of this ancient city collapsed after Joshua and his army marched around them for seven days and blew their trumpets.
Jericho
Born in this capital of Cilicia, Paul held Roman citizenship by birth in addition to his Jewish heritage.
Tarsus
Believers are told to extinguish all the flaming arrows of the evil one using this defensive piece of spiritual armor. The Shield of...
Faith
Doubt
Faith
This Old Testament prophet called down fire from heaven on Mount Carmel to consume a soaked altar, defeating the prophets of Baal.
Elijah
After King David arranged the death of Uriah the Hittite, this prophet confronted him using a parable about a rich man stealing a poor man's single ewe lamb.
Nathan
These two wicked "Cities of the Plain" were destroyed by fire and brimstone from heaven due to their corruption.
Sodom and Gomorrah
Paul studied under this famous Pharisee and doctor of the law in Jerusalem.
Gamaliel
As the only explicitly offensive weapon listed in the passage, the Sword of the Spirit represents this.
God's Word
Indulgence
Self-Control
After feeding a separate crowd of 4,000 people, the disciples gathered up this number of large baskets full of leftover broken pieces.
7
God instructed this Minor Prophet to marry an unfaithful woman named Gomer to symbolize Israel's unfaithfulness to God.
Hosea
Saul was traveling to this ancient Syrian city to arrest followers of Jesus when he experienced a blinding vision that led to his conversion.
Damascus
Paul spent nearly three years in this major Ionian port city, home to a massive temple dedicated to the goddess Artemis.
Ephesus
Long before Paul wrote Ephesians, this Hebrew prophet described God putting on a breastplate of righteousness and a helmet of salvation in Chapter 59.
Isaiah