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5484 topics: 813 original entries, 140 contemporary studies, and 4531 additional Nave Scripture-reference entries. Names, places, objects, and biblical subjects are included. Search aliases are not counted as separate topics.

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HeresyOriginal collection

Heresy A false teaching that causes the church to divide. It is a teaching in contrast to the truth that was received from Jesus Christ in the New…

Holy Spirit baptismOriginal collection

Holy Spirit baptism - Occurred twice (Matt 3:11; Jn 14:15-26; Jn 16:7-14; Lk 24:49)

Honest Reviews and RecommendationsContemporary studies

Speak truthfully about what you know, including the limits of your experience. Do not offer false praise or an unfair accusation for personal advantage.

HYPOCRITES/ TOO MANY IN THE CHURCHOriginal collection

HYPOCRITES/ TOO MANY IN THE CHURCH: Would you refuse to go pick up your pay check simply because you heard there were counterfeit bills in circulation? Yes, there…

Necessary InferenceOriginal collection

Necessary Inference (Drawing a conclusion based on Exegesis and not Isogesis – reading into Scripture) Acts 8:26-38, Matt 22:31-32. A truth that is based on another statement of…

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Your original topic material is preserved. Contemporary studies apply biblical principles to present-day situations. Nave entries are attributed reference selections, with KJV text supplied from this site's Bible; they are not original articles by Kevin L. Walker. Read each passage in context and distinguish Old Testament history and law from New Testament instructions.

Reference data: Orville J. Nave's public-domain topical index, digitized in Brady Stephenson's bible-data, CC BY 4.0. Adaptations include title normalization, alias resolution, duplicate merging, reference validation, and connections to local KJV passages. Historical reference classifications are study aids, not doctrinal authority.