Bible Concepts

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Priesthood

The concept of priesthood in the Bible refers to individuals who were set apart to serve God, represent the people before God, and perform sacrifices and religious duties. A priest acted as a mediator between God and humanity, offering sacrifices, leading worship, and teaching God’s law (Leviticus 10:11; Malachi 2:7). In the biblical system, the priesthood was closely connected with worship, sacrifice, and the presence of God.

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Redemption

Redemption is one of the central themes of the Bible and refers to the act of being rescued, delivered, or bought back from bondage through the payment of a price. In biblical language, redemption often involves liberation from slavery, debt, or captivity, and this concept becomes a key way of describing God’s saving work throughout Scripture (Exodus 6:6; Ephesians 1:7). In theological terms, redemption refers especially to deliverance from sin and its consequences through the work of Christ.

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Concepts

There are many concepts, principles and objects that play important roles in the Bible, and that are particular to its texts.

This list provides access to information we hope will prove helpful to users searching for meaning and perspective on these.

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