Chain Study Through the Bible
Irony
Trace the theme of Irony chronologically through Scripture -- from 2 Samuel to Acts.
19
Verses
10
Books
5
Old Testament
5
New Testament
13
Sub-topics
The Chain of Irony Through Scripture
Old Testament5 books
2 Samuel
Old Testament1 reference2 Samuel 6:20-- Michal to David
1 Kings
Old Testament2 references1 Kings 18:27-- Elijah to the priests of Baal
1 Kings 22:15-- Micaiah
Elijah to the priests of BaalMicaiah
Job
Old Testament1 referenceJob 12:2-- JOB to his accusers
Ezekiel
Old Testament1 referenceEzekiel 28:3-5-- Ezekiel to the prince of Tyre
Amos
Old Testament1 referenceAmos 4:4-- Amos to the Samaritans
400 Years of Silence
New Testament5 books
Matthew
New Testament3 referencesMatthew 22:16-- The Pharisees and the Herodians to Jesus
Matthew 27:29-- The Roman soldiers to Jesus
Matthew 27:37-- The inscription of Pilate above Jesus
The Pharisees and the Herodians to JesusThe Roman soldiers to JesusThe inscription of Pilate above Jesus
Mark
New Testament4 referencesMark 2:17-- Jesus to the Pharisees
Mark 15:17-19-- The Roman soldiers to Jesus
Mark 15:19-- Pilate, calling Jesus "king,"
Mark 15:26-- The inscription of Pilate above Jesus
Jesus to the PhariseesThe Roman soldiers to JesusPilate, calling Jesus "king,"The inscription of Pilate above Jesus
Luke
New Testament2 referencesLuke 23:11-- The Roman soldiers to Jesus
Luke 23:38-- The inscription of Pilate above Jesus
The Roman soldiers to JesusThe inscription of Pilate above Jesus
John
New Testament3 referencesJohn 19:2,3-- The Roman soldiers to Jesus
John 19:15-- Pilate, calling Jesus "king,"
John 19:19-- The inscription of Pilate above Jesus
The Roman soldiers to JesusPilate, calling Jesus "king,"The inscription of Pilate above Jesus
Acts
New Testament1 referenceActs 26:28-- Herod Agrippa II to Paul
What This Chain Teaches
- 1
This theme first appears in 2 Samuel and continues through to Acts, spanning the full scope of Scripture.
- 2
The chain bridges both testaments with 5 Old Testament and 5 New Testament books, showing continuity of God's revelation.
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With 13 distinct sub-topics, this chain reveals the multifaceted nature of Irony in biblical theology.
Sub-Topics in This Chain
13 aspects of Irony found in Scripture
INSTANCES OF(0 verses)
Michal to David(1 verse)
Elijah to the priests of Baal(1 verse)
JOB to his accusers(1 verse)
Ezekiel to the prince of Tyre(1 verse)
Micaiah(1 verse)
Amos to the Samaritans(1 verse)
Jesus to the Pharisees(1 verse)
The Pharisees and the Herodians to Jesus(1 verse)
The Roman soldiers to Jesus(4 verses)
Pilate, calling Jesus "king,"(2 verses)
The inscription of Pilate above Jesus(4 verses)
Herod Agrippa II to Paul(1 verse)