Jeremiah – 1:15 – God tells Jeremiah, He will call families of the kingdoms of the north, and they will lay siege against Jerusalem. 3:17 – Redemption shall come, and Jerusalem shall be called, the throne of the Lord. And people will not walk after their evil ways. 3:19 – The Lord has singled out His people. He blesses them among the nations, we shall call Him, Father, and will not turn from Him. 6:30 – The people from the north, will be called reprobate silver, because God r

Isaiah – 58:13 – The Sabbath is to be a delight. Turn from your own ways and seek the Lord, to honor Him. 59:4 – Signs of separation from God. None are calling for justice or truth. They trust vanity and speak lies. Creating mischief and iniquity. 60:14 – The children of transgressors, will acknowledge the identity of the church of God. The Bride. The New Jerusalem. 60:18 – God will exchange lesser for greater. Violence, wasting and destruction will be gone. His people will b

Isaiah – 44:5 – Those that are the Lord’s, will call themselves by His name and do His will. 44:7 – The Lord calls and declares. He sets the times in order. 45:3 – God distinguishes Himself as the one who calls by name. That He may be known. This is part of His letter to Cyrus. 45:4 – God reiterates Himself to Cyrus. He calls him by name even though Cyrus hasn’t known the Lord. 46:11 – God is who He says He is. He calls men from far countries to do His will. He does what He s

Isaiah – 1:13 – Open actions of religion done without a heart for or relationship with God, are iniquity to Him. Including the calling of assemblies. 1:26 – In the end God will restore His people, and they will be called the city of righteousness. 4:1 – These women want the name and the appearance, but not the reality or depth of relationship. No trust. 7:14 – The son of the virgin will be called Immanuel! 8:3 – Isaiah’s wife bears him a son, and God tells Isaiah to name him,

Proverbs – 1:24 – Wisdom calls out to people, and they have refused. She is ignored and disregarded. 1:28 – Wisdom ignores those who refused her. Their calamity will come and she will laugh. They did not take counsel or reproof. 7:4 – If you wish to avoid destruction, seek wisdom and draw close to understanding. Fear of the Lord will keep you from destruction. 8:4 – Wisdom cries out to people that they would answer her. She seeks those that do not have her. That they would un

Psalms – 80:18 – A request for God to not turn His back. To hear our calls and save us. 81:7 – When the people of God call upon Him; He answers them. 86:5 – The Lord is good and ready to forgive those that call upon Him. 86:7 – When I am in trouble I will call upon my King. For He will answer me. 88:9 – In my daily affliction, I will call upon the name of the Lord and stretch out my hands to Him. 91:15 – When I call upon the Lord, He will answer me. He will be with me in my t

Psalms – 4:1 – A request that God would hear the prayers and call of His own. 4:3 – God sets apart the godly for Himself. He hears their calls. 14:4 – Workers of iniquity have no knowledge, they consume others, and do not call upon the Lord. 17:6 – I call upon God because He hears me. He inclines His ear to me. 18:3 – I will call upon God, the only one worthy of praise. He shall save me from my enemies. 18:6 – In my distress, I call upon God. He will hear my cries and incline

Job – 1:4 – Job’s sons called his daughters to join them in a feast. 5:1 – Job’s friend Eliphaz, is explaining that suffering comes as a chastening by God. He tells Job to call out to see if any will answer him. He proceeds to ask Job which saint he will turn too. 9:16 – Job is speaking, saying he would not believe that God heard him, even if He answered him. Job is struggling with why he is suffering, he does not see the reason for it. Yet he still asks God for an answer. 12

Esther – 2:14 – The establishment of the fact that a woman that had been presented to the king, could only come back if she was called by name. 3:12 – The scribes of the king were called on the 13th day of the month to write and distribute the edict that Haman had created. It was sealed with the king’s signet and sent. 4:5 – Esther calls for one of her attendants to go to Mordecai and find out what was going on. 4:11 – If anyone comes before the king who has not been called,

Ezra – 2:61 – A priest of the tribe of Levi took a Gileadite as a wife and was called their name. Nehemiah – 5:12 – Nehemiah called the priests and got them to promise that they would restore unto the people what had been extracted from them. A lot of them had gone into debt to pay the king’s tribute. 7:63 – This is a repeat of the section from Ezra. The priest who did this was removed from the inheritance (priesthood) as was his lineage.

2 Chronicles – 3:17 – Two pillars are erected in front of the temple. One is called Jachin and the other Boaz. The kinsmen-redeemer will establish. 6:33 – In his dedication of the temple, Solomon asks that God would answer the prayers of strangers, when they call to Him, that all the people of the earth would know His name. 7:14 – God provides healing and redemption for His people and their land. If His people, defined as those called by His name, humble themselves, pray, see

1 Chronicles – 4:9 – A man in the line of Hur of the tribe of Judah. His mother called him, Jabez, which means sorrow, because she bore him with sorrow. 4:10 – Jabez called on the God of Israel, to keep him from evil and bless him. And God answered his prayer. 6:65 – The cities given to the children of the tribes of Simeon and Benjamin were called by their names. 7:16 – Manasseh had two sons. One was Zelophehad, the other Maachah. Maachah’s wife bore a son that she called Per

2 Kings - 3:10 – The king of Israel has joined with the kings of Judah and Edom to fight Moab (God has called them). And he is despairing. The king of Judah asks for a man of God. 3:13 – Elisha does not care for the king of Israel, but for the sake of the king of Judah, he seeks God’s wisdom, for the three kings that God called against Moab. 4:12 – Elisha calls for a woman that convinced her husband to provide shelter and food for Elisha and his servant. 4:15 – Elisha asked h

1 Kings – 1:9 – One of David’s sons, Adonijah, calls the people to him, to crown him as the next king after David. David is old at this point and not fully aware of what has happened. 1:10 – Adonijah does not call the generals and prophets that are loyal to David to his celebration. 1:19 – Bathsheba is telling King David what is going on with Adonijah. And recounting that those loyal to David were not invited. 1:25 – Nathan the prophet is recounting the same event to David. 1

2 Samuel – 1:7 – A young Amalekite tells David a story about how Saul called to him, and asked the Amalekite to kill him, and he did. 1:15 – David mourns the death of Saul, then calls to one of his own men to kill the Amalekite. 2:16 – A painful civil war takes place. The place is called, Helkathhazzurim which means, “field of swords”. 2:26 – Civil war continues. One leader calls to another about the pain and bitterness that is present in this battle, and the pursuit is stop

1 Samuel – 1:20 – Hannah names her son, Samuel, which means “his name is El”, because she had asked him of the Lord. 3:4 – The Lord calls to Samuel as he is sleeping and Samuel responses with, “Here am I”. 3:5 – Smauel thinks the Eli the prophet he was serving under was the one to call him. And Eli tells him to go back to bed. 3:6 – God calls Samuel again, and Samuel, again, goes to Eli. And Eli tells him that he didn’t call him and to go back to bed. 3:8 – The same thing hap

Ruth – 1:20 – Naomi tries to change her name, her identity. But God does not allow it. The Bible continues to call her Naomi. – Even when we think our lives are over and everything is gone. God is not done. 1:21 – Naomi continues, that God has testified against her and afflicted her. She is dealing with a lot of pain. 4:17 – The naming of Obed, the son of Ruth and Boaz. They call him the son of Naomi, as he is a redemption of her husbands line. Obed is the father of Jesse, th

Judges – 1:17 – Judah conquers a town in the area that he was given, and calls the name of the town Hormah, which means “devotion”. 1:26 – The tribe of Joseph went to take over a town named Luz, that they would change to Bethel. The spies sent before hand caught a man that was coming out of the town, and told him that if he showed them the entrance to the city, they would spare him and his family. He did so and they let him and his family go. The man went into the land of the

A note before this book: I always want any reader of this to remember that this is always my summary of the Word. The book of Joshua in particular stands out to me, because of it's name, and there are many parts of this that I had additional thoughts, or things of note that popped out to me. I have included those, as I felt I needed to, but please, always remember Acts 17:11. "These were more noble than those in Thessalonica, in that they received the word with all readiness

Deuteronomy – 2:11 – A race of giants that the Moabites called the Emims. Similar to the Anakims. Emim means “terror”. Anakim means “long-necked”. 2:20 – Another race of giants called the Zamzummims, which means “plotters”. 3:9 – Two different names for Mount Hermon. Sirion, which means “breastplate” and Shenir which means “snow mountain”. 3:13 – The land given to the tribe of Manasseh was also called the land of the giants. 3:14 – A son of Manasseh called his section Bashanh