Christian Clip Art Review

        Four hundred young virgins from Jabesh-Gilead (Judg. 21:12-23) were brought into the camp at Shiloh and given as wives to the defeat...

       Machir's wife (I Chron. 7:15) was in the line of Zelophehad, who had the five distinguished daughters who declared their property...

        The queen who sat beside Artaxerxes (Neh. 2:6) is only briefly mentioned when Nehemiah came before the king to ask for the commissio...

        Job's wife (Job 2:9; 19:17; 31:10) has been called everything from the "adjutant of the devil" (St. Augustine) to the ...

        Ezekiel s wife (Ezek. 24:16, 17, 18) is referred to as the desire of his eyes. The wife of this prophet-priest of the sixth century ...

       Wives who burned incense to other gods (Jet. 44:15) were Hebrew women who had left Judah and had fled to Pathros, a province of the l...

Naaman's Little Maid.         Naaman's wife (II Kings 5:2) had waiting on her a little Israelite maid, who had been captured in a bo...

       The passage in Prov. 23:23 - "buy the truth and sell it not" is not to be interpreted as meaning that both the buying and s...

        It is a wholesome warning that a probable contingency may arise when the seeker, who postpones his search, may lose his power or dis...

        When we use the customary phrase that God takes away any of our friends from this world, it is simply a familiar form of acknowledgi...

        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 is supposed that the manna of the Israelites was a saccharine exudation of a species of tamarisk, the sap of which was set flowin...

        There is nothing to show what became of Moses' rod. Aaron's rod, however, is said to have been preserved in the sacred Ark o...

        The two chapters in the Bible that are alike are II Kings 19 and Isaiah 37. Both are regarded as the work of Isaiah, relating a seri...

        Mizpah, or Mizpeh, was the name of several localities in Old Testament history. The word means "a watch-tower'' and in ...

       It is in the fourteenth chapter of Genesis that Melchisedec is historically presented to us. The incident and its record, although so...

        "Tempted" is scarcely the word to use in that case. Job was tried or tested. The question was what his motive was in servi...

        Job is believed to have been a real personage - a type of the earliest patriarchs, a man of high intelligence and great faith. The s...

       According to leading commentators, Job was a personage of distinction, wealth and influence who lived in the north of Arabia Deserta,...

       Merab (I Sam. 14:49; 18:17, 19), King Saul's eldest daughter, who had been promised to David for his prowess in slaying the Phili...