Love guided or governed by principle.

Naaman was told by Elijah to bathe in it 7 times to cure his leprosy.

He removed his grandmother, Maacah from her position as a sort of first lady because of her idol worship.

Like a predatory "lion," this world power fiercely devoured nations, including God's people. As if with the wings of an eagle, this "lion" sped forth in aggressive conquest. Daniel 7:4

A mountain in Arabia also called Horeb. Moses received the 10 words here.

Used to refer to natural affection that exists between members of their family.

The Abrahamic Covenant went into effect when Abraham crossed this body of water.

He was a nipper of figs.

2 horned ram. Silver breasts.

King Solomon built a magnificent temple to Jehovah here. Today the Islamic shrine known as the Dome of the Rock is situated here.

It's one of the works of the flesh and Korah, Dathan, and Abiram had it.

The high density of the water causes objects to float easily, and it contributes to a smooth surface because the water is not ruffled by light breezes...no fish are able to live here.

Last earthly king to sit on Jehovah's throne.

4 headed-leopard. Copper belly and thighs.

It was called "the City of David."

It's the Greek word for affection or friendship.

While the Hebrews called it the Great Sea, today it is commonly called by its Latin-based name, meaning “in the Middle of the Land,” for it is practically landlocked.

Among other prophets who trusted in Jehovah, these two showed trust and waited patiently for him to act.

Daniel described this world power as: fearsome and terrible and unusually strong." Iron.

A famous showdown took place between Jehovah and Baal on this mountain.

Love, such as God is, is so wonderful, that it is hard to define it. It is easier to tell how it acts.

It is the longest river on earth. (4,145 mi.) Jehovah used Moses to turn it into blood.

He was fed by ravens.

Daniel said this kingdom was a 'stone cut out not by hands.'

Jehovah's elevated form of pure worship.