Kings
He said: "Is not this Babylon the Great, that I myself have built for the royal house with the strength of my might and for the dignity of my majesty?” Daniel 4:30
Nebuchadnezzar
Moses (Exodus 2:22)
Gershom
Unity
1
Forms a legal basis for the "offspring" of "the woman" of Genesis 3:15 to rule in the Kingdom
Abrahamic Covenant
Uniquely identifies Jesus' true followers
Love
Made the edict not to pray to anyone other than himself (Daniel 6:6-9)
Darius the Mede
David (2 Samuel 3:2)
Amnon
How many witnesses are required to confirm a matter legally?
2
It protects the "offspring" and leads humans to the Messiah
Law Covenant
The apostle Paul explains that we, like Jesus, can find this even in hard times because of having a hope at Hebrews 12:1-3
Joy
Led Greece to become the third world power spoken of in Bible Prophecy
Alexander the great
Jesse (1 Samuel 17:3)
Eliab
Stands for something incomplete
6
It establishes that the Messianic King will come from David's line and that what the Kingdom accomplishes will be everlasting.
Davidic Covenant
Jehovah said: "If only you would pay attention to my commandments! Then "THIS" would become just like a river, and your righteousness like the waves of the sea." at Isaiah 48:18
peace
Gave the decree for all the inhabited earth to be registered.
Caesar Augustus
Jacob (Genesis 29:32)
Reuben
This number is often used to represent the idea of completeness.
7
It legally joins anointed Christians with Christ to rule as kings and serve as priests in heaven
Kingdom Covenant
Was long-suffering
Patience
Sent envoys among gods people to massacre all baby boys. (Not in Egypt)
Herod the Great
Aaron (Exodus 6:23)
Nadab
Establishes a matter firmly or emphasize it.
3
Provides a legal arrangement for Jesus - the primary part of the woman's "offspring" - to be both King & Priest forever,
Covenant for a Priest like Melchizedek
Jehovah is this way towards the unthankful and wicked as is mentioned at Luke 6:35
Kindness