Christian Clip Art Review

       In discussing spiritual things, to be right, no one can' go beyond the word of Scripture. The Bible tells us that God gave to man...

        Jesus had human flesh that reflected the colors of the people he lived with. He had no remarkable human appearance apart from his ow...

        Philip's daughters (Acts 21:9) were the four unmarried daughters of the evangelist Philip. They seem to have had the honor of kn...

       The unbelieving wife (I Cor. 7:14), says Paul to the Corinthians, is sanctified by her husband. Though he is a Christian and she is n...

       The wife who was to be sold for debt (Matt. 18:25) appears in Jesus' parable of the unforgiving servant and illustrates the princ...

       Peter's wife (Matt. 8:14; Mark 1:30; Luke 4:38; I Cor. 9:5) no doubt witnessed her mother's healing. Since Jesus probably use...

       Abiah (I Chron. 2:24), wife of Hezron, who was a grandson of Judah and Tamar and founder of the family of Hezronites. She also was th...

        This passage in Acts 13: 48 has been much discussed. Those Gentiles did not all become believers, but only those in whom the preachi...

       John's message, asking through his disciples whom he sent to Jesus, "Art thou he that should come, or look we for another?...

        "As by the offense of one, judgment came upon all men to condemnation, even so by the righteousness of one the free gift came u...

        There is a large and true sense in which all mankind are children of God. Paul could say to the idolaters at Athens, "We are al...

       It may seem peculiar for Peter to have made this statement (Acts 10:34, 35) as to the vast majority of reverent minds it goes without...

        Joanna (Luke 8:3; 24:10), wife of Chuza, the house-steward of Herod the Tetrarch. In Luke 8:1-3 appears as one of the certain women ...

        Rhoda (Acts 12:13), a maidservant in the Jerusalem house of Mary, mother of Mark, who was the first to hear Peter knock at the gate ...

There are only four queens mentioned in the New Testament:     1.) Bernice - who with her brother Agrippa II heard Paul in the judgement ha...

        Damaris (Acts 17:34), a woman of Athens, who believed in the message of Paul. That one word "believe" presents a whole ser...

       Claudia (II Tim. 4:21), a woman in the Christian Church at Rome, who sent her greetings through Paul to Timothy. Scholars have made s...

        'The importunate widow (Luke 18:3, 5) appears in one of Jesus' parables. When the widow went to the judge begging him to ave...

       Rufus' mother (Rom. 16:13) one of those to whom Paul sent salutations in his letter to the Romans, written from Corinth and proba...

       Paul's sister was the mother of a son, who seems to have resided with her, probably in Jerusalem. He gave information to the chie...