Genesis 21:1-34
The Birth of Isaac (Genesis 21:1-7)- Hagar, Second Trip (Genesis 21:8-21)
- The Treaty at Beersheba (Genesis 21:22-34)
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Circumcision of Isaac, The
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Laughter
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Birth of Isaac, The
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(3 Pictures)
Related Names:
Isaac
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Related Chapter:
Genesis 21
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Angel reveals a well of water to Hagar and Ishmael in the wilderness, An
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Angel appearing to Hagar and Ishmael, The
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Abraham pleading with Sarah on behalf of Hagar *
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Landscape with the banishment of Hagar
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(58 Pictures)
Related Names:
Hagar
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Related Chapter:
Genesis 21
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Abraham makes a covenant with Abimelech about a well at Beersheba
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(1 Pictures)
Related Names:
Beersheba
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Related Chapter:
Genesis 21
Genesis 6:3
- The Angel Marriages, the Rebel Angels (Genesis 6:1-4; 2 Peter 2:4; Jude 1:6)
At least two traditions dealing with fallen/rebel angels can be traced in the Bible. The one that is related to the angel marriages (Genesis 6:1-4; 2 Peter 2:4; Jude 6), represents a main theme in the pseudepigraphical book of 1 Enoch. The other tradition (Revelation 12:7ff.; Isaiah 14:12-15 (?)) has Satan as its main character. It may be difficult to decide which of the traditions the artwork representing the fallen angels is referring to. When I have no way of desciding, I connect the artwork to the present heading. Keep in mind that in some cases both details and composition of the pictures of the fallen angels may be explained by the extra-biblical material.
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Descent of the angels to one of the daughters of men, The *
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Rout of the rebel angels, The *
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Rout of the rebel angels, The
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Fall of the rebel angels
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(34 Pictures)
Related Topics:
The Fall of the King of Babylon ;
The Woman and the Dragon
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Related Names:
Angel ;
Angels ;
Babylon
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Related Chapter:
Genesis 6 ;
2 Peter 2 ;
Jude 1
John 7:3-5
- Up to Jerusalem (Matthew 21:1; Mark 11:1; Luke 19:28; John 2:13;5:1;7:2-13;12:12)
Whereas the first three evangelists record only one journey of Jesus to Jerusalem, John tells us about four
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Jerusalem from the hill Scopus, on the north
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Jesus goes up to Jerusalem
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Jesus does not go up to the feast; the Jews question about him
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