He would later become the founder of the Arabian tribes. He would later be thrown out with his mother because of the conflict they were having with Sarah and Isaac. He was the oldest son of Abraham and Hagar. Isaiah was a great prophet and the author of the Book of Isaiah, Life of Uzziah, and the Book of the Kings of Israel and Judah. He was eventually executed by king Manasseh, by being sawed in half. His ministry was during the reigns of kings Uzziah, Jotham, Ahaz, and Hezekiah. He was a prophet of the Southern Kingdom of Judah. Makna: God’s Salvation (Keselamatan dari Allah) This was because God decided to test Abraham faith, by asking him to sacrifice his one and only son that he had with Sarah, who up to that point could not bear children. He was the first born unto Abraham who was offered up as a brunt sacrifice unto God. He is the true promised Messiah and the only way to our eternal salvation. He rose on the third day after his death and came back in his new resurrected body proving to us that there is spiritual life after physical death. He took on the burden of our sins and paid the price for our redemption. He came down as an living example on how we should live our lives within His awesome creation. Is the name of our precious Saviour JESUS CHRIST. He is also the author of the book “Hosea.” He was a prophet that God used in Israel, around 770-725 B.C.
He was perhaps the second most successful king (southern) Judah ever had, Josiah was by far the most successful. He was the son of Ahaz king of Judah, who became a king himself. Because of their sins, God would allow the Syrian king to be the oppressor over Israel for quite some time. He was anointed king over Aram (Syria) by the prophet Elijah. Perhaps one of the most memorable events in the Bible is where he defeated 135,000 Midiante troops with just 300 men with the help from the Lord. He was also commissioned by God to defeat the Midianites. He was one of the twelve Judges who looked over Israel. Makna: Hewer or lumberjack (penebang pohon) This angel also told Daniel about the meaning of the “seventy weeks period.” This same angel also did the birth announcements of John the Baptist and the Messiah - JESUS CHRIST. This was the name of an angel that was sent down to explain Daniel’s vision of the ram and the he- goat. After Festus had reviewed the case against Paul, he decided that this was more of a religious matter, than it was a political one, and so therefore, sent the apostle to be tried before the Sanhedrin instead of the Roman tribunal. Festus was immediately placed in the middle of the conflict between Paul and the Sanhedrin. He was known as “Porcius Festus” and he was the one who succeeded Felix, when it came to ruling over the province of Judea. He was the one who placed the apostle Paul in prison for two years. He was a high ranking Roman official that had been appointed to office by the emperor Claudius. Makna: the strength of God (kekuatan Allah) Makna: God is salvation (Allah adalah keselamatan/penyelamat) Makna: my Lord is Jehovah (Yehova adalah Tuhanku) Makna: help of God (pertolongan dari Allah) He was Israel first high priest after they had crossed the river Jordan. Makna: God has helped (Allah telah menolong) She was also known as a prophetess who helped Barak defeat the Canaanites. He was a governor of Persia during Daniels ministry.īefore there were kings there were judges which she was. Makna: he who upholds the good (dia yang menegakkan kebaikan)
Makna: God is my judge (Allah adalah hakimku) She was an Athenian woman who was converted to Christianity by Paul the apostle: “However, some men joined him and believed, among them Dionysius the Areopagite, a woman named Damaris, and others with them.” (Acts 17:34) Makna: daughter of the oath (anak sumpah/perjanjian)Ĭhloe was a Christian woman of Corinth who informed Paul of the disputes within the local church (1 Corinthians 1:11). Makna: Defender of men or brave (pejuang pembela atau pemberani) (nama seorang nabi yang menulis kitab Amos) Makna: the father of a multitude (bapa dari banyak orang/bangsa)
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