Sharing Time: Follow the Prophet

A thought-provoking image depicting the theme of non-Jewish redemption in the Old Testament. The scene is set in an ancient, desert landscape, with diverse groups of people from various ethnic backgrounds, including Middle-Eastern, Caucasian, and African, gathering together. They are depicted in a moment of reflection or learning, possibly listening to a wise figure or observing a symbolic act...

A diverse group of people in a circle, holding hands, under a radiant light symbolizing divine guidance and unity. Each person reflects different roles – a family member, a professional at work, and a community leader, all united in the spirit of love and good deeds, inspired by Hebrews 10:24-25. The scene conveys a sense of encouragement, leadership, and the power of uplifting others, appealing to Bible readers.

51 Prayer Points for Divine Favor (+ Bible Context) – Love In Bible

Original Comic Art titled Bible Tales; Deborah, located in LocoDe Salsa50's Jack Staller Comic Art Gallery (1168171)

Genesis 37-41 (Come, Follow Me) - Why the Lord allows bad things to happen to good people. "The Lord did not cause evil to befall Joseph but he decidedly allowed it. He honors moral agency as sacrosanct even when human beings callously take the lives of their fellow humans (cf. Alma 14:8-11)."

From this #picture, we can see that the people of Sodom were too #evil to the point where they were hated by both man and God. These people were burnt and left no trace by the fire from #heaven. #God #Bible_Characters #Bible_Cartoon #Bible_Pictures #Bible_Photos #Bible_Drawings