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- Jaakob ja enkeli (Genesis 32:24-32)
- Jaakob repäisee vaatteensa tunnistaessaan viitan
- Jaakobin tikapuut (yksinään)
- Jaakobin uni: nukkuessaan maassa kivi tyynynään Jaakob näkee unen tikapuista, jotka ulottuvat maasta taivaaseen ja joita pitkin enkelit kulkevat ylös ja alas; yleensä Jumala tikapuiden yläpäässä
- Jabal (not in biblical context)
- Jabal (not in biblical context) - (other) specific aspects, e.g. allegorical and symbolical aspects of male persons from the Old Testament (not in biblical context)
- Jabal (not in biblical context) - founder, initiator ~ the Old Testament (not in biblical context)
- Jabal (not in biblical context) - legendary/historical addition to life-story of male persons from the Old Testament
- Jabal (not in biblical context) - patron, intercessor ~ the Old Testament (not in biblical context)
- Jabal (not in biblical context) - personal devotions of male persons from the Old Testament, e.g. vision, prayer, penitence
- Jabal (not in biblical context) - post-mortem occurrences of male persons from the Old Testament, e.g. finding and transportation of relics
- Jabal, with Jubal and Tubalcain
- Jabesh-gilead besieged by Nahash and liberated by Saul
- Jacob and Esau are reconciled (Genesis 33)
- Jacob and Esau parting; Esau moves with all his possessions to Edom
- Jacob and his family go to Egypt (Genesis 46:1-27)
- Jacob and his family in Egypt (Genesis 46:28-34, 47:1-12)
- Jacob and his sons settle in the land of Goshen
- Jacob and Laban make an alliance: a pile of stone is erected and an animal is sacrificed
- Jacob and Laban parting
- Jacob asks Laban's permission to marry Rachel
- Jacob at Bethel (Genesis 28:11-22)
- Jacob at Succoth where he builds a house
- Jacob at the well of Haran (Genesis 29:1-13)
- Jacob awakes, anoints the stone and names the place Bethel
- Jacob becomes very rich
- Jacob blesses his sons
- Jacob blesses Joseph
- Jacob blesses Manasseh and Ephraim with arms crossed; Joseph may be shown trying to uncross them or expressing (with Asenath) his disapproval
- Jacob blesses Manasseh and Ephraim with arms uncrossed
- Jacob blessing Judah: 'Judah is a lion's whelp'
- Jacob bows to the ground
- Jacob bringing the goats to his mother
- Jacob builds an altar
- Jacob buys the field from Hamor's sons for hundred pieces of silver
- Jacob communicating with God (in general)
- Jacob cursing Simeon and Levi
- Jacob divides his people and the animals in two groups and sends some cattle on as a present to Esau
- Jacob gives Joseph a coat of many colours
- Jacob hears that corn is being sold in Egypt
- Jacob informing his wives Leah and Rachel of the departure
- Jacob is accused by Laban's sons
- Jacob is buried in the cave of Machpelah
- Jacob is met by angels at Mahanaim
- Jacob is overtaken (by Laban)
- Jacob is presented to Pharaoh by Joseph
- Jacob is told of Joseph's position
- Jacob kisses Rachel and is moved to tears
- Jacob leaves the house; Esau marries again (Genesis 28:1-10)
- Jacob leaves the room ~ story of Isaac's blessing
- Jacob meditating upon Joseph's dreams
- Jacob meets the shepherds of Haran and their flocks of sheep lying round the well
- Jacob moves the stone which covers the opening of the well and waters Rachel's sheep
- Jacob moves to the tower of Eder, and then to Hebron
- Jacob names the place Peniel
- Jacob offering a sacrifice at Beersheba
- Jacob on the way to Canaan with his family, his flocks, camels and all his possessions
- Jacob prays to God to save him from Esau
- Jacob prepares to meet Esau (Genesis 32:1-23)
- Jacob purges his house of idols
- Jacob puts peeled rods in the animals' drinking troughs to make the beasts bear spotted young
- Jacob rebuking Joseph for his dreams
- Jacob receives a new name, Israel, and is blessed by the angel
- Jacob refuses to have Benjamin taken to Egypt in spite of Reuben's exhortation
- Jacob reproving his sons
- Jacob requesting Rachel after the seven years
- Jacob sees Rachel coming to the well to water Laban's sheep
- Jacob sends his family and caravan across the river Jabbok, and stays behind
- Jacob sends his ten sons to Egypt to buy corn, keeping the youngest, Benjamin, at home
- Jacob sends Joseph to his brothers, who are taking care of their father's flock at Shechem
- Jacob serving Laban for Rachel and Leah (Genesis 29:14-30)
- Jacob sets up a pillar at Bethel; Jacob consecrates it by pouring oil on it
- Jacob sets up his camp in a field near the city of Shechem
- Jacob threatened by Esau
- Jacob vows exclusive worship to God
- Jacob with his family, livestock and possessions sets out for Egypt with the wagons
- Jacob works as a herdsman for seven years in exchange for Rachel
- Jacob works for Laban seven more years
- Jacob wrestles with the angel (or man) till daybreak; Jacob's thigh is put out of joint
- Jacob's children (Genesis 29:31 - 30:24)
- Jacob's daughter Dinah defiled (Genesis 34)
- Jacob's death (Genesis 49:33, 50:1-14)
- Jacob's farewell
- Jacob's farewell to Benjamin
- Jacob's flight from Laban (Genesis 31:1-21)
- Jacob's journey
- Jacob's journey to Haran
- Jacob's last days (Genesis 47:27 - 49:32)
- Jacob's staff (surveying instrument)
- Jacob's stay at Bethel (Genesis 35:1-15)
- Jacob's vision: God appears to him at night and sanctions his journey to Egypt
- Jacob's visit to Isaac ~ death of Isaac
- Jacob's wives and children are introduced to Esau
- Jaddus, the high priest of Jerusalem, appears in a dream to Alexander
- Jael (one of the nine worthiest women)
- Jael kills the sleeping Sisera by hitting the nail through his temples
- Jael takes a nail of the tent and a hammer
- Jahaziel, the Levite, encourages Jehoshaphat to fight the invaders
- Jair's thirty sons who rode on thirty ass colts, and had thirty cities
- jakautunut valtakunta: kertomus eteläisestä kuningaskunnasta (Juuda)
- jako yhteiskuntaluokkiin (~ yhteiskunta)
- jalka, jalat
- jalka, jalat - AA - alaston naisfiguuri
- jalkahoito, pedikyyri
- jalkahoito, pedikyyri - AA - alaston naisfiguuri
- jalkojen asennot
- jalkojen asennot - AA - alaston naisfiguuri
- jalokivi, korukivi
- jalokiviä halvempiarvoisemmat, tavalliset kivilajit
- jalokiviä halvempiarvoisemmat, tavalliset kivilajit (NIMEN kanssa)
- jalokiviä halvempiarvoisemmat, tavalliset kivilajit: marmori
- jalokiviä halvempiarvoisemmat, tavalliset kivilajit: piikivi
- jalostetut hedelmät, eli hillo, marmelaadi, jne.
- Jalous, Ylevyys; 'Nobiltà' (Ripa)
- jalusta (~ pylväs, pilari)
- James and John taking leave of their father
- James and the pilgrim family
- James appears to Charlemagne
- James arrested and brought before Herod
- James as Moor-slayer ('Matamoros'): on the battle-field of Clavijo he appears on a white horse
- James helping pilgrims
- James is cast from a pulpit while preaching
- James is stoned, or beaten to death (with a fuller's club)
- James leading the community in Jerusalem as their first bishop
- James liberating an innocent merchant from prison
- James preaching
- James preaching to Indians
- James receives the communion or a meal from Christ
- James supports the young pilgrim's feet; he is still alive when his companions return from Santiago
- James thrown from the roof of a temple in Jerusalem
- January - April (year divided into three seasons)
- January - April ~ human activities (year divided into three seasons)
- January - April ~ landscapes (year divided into three seasons)
- January - April ~ other concepts (e.g. biblical scenes) (year divided into three seasons)
- January - April ~ still lifes of flowers and/or fruits (year divided into three seasons)
- January 1 (~ festivities)
- January and February (year divided into six seasons)
- January and February ~ human activities (year divided into six seasons)
- January and February ~ landscapes (year divided into six seasons)
- January and February ~ other concepts (e.g. biblical scenes) (year divided into six seasons)
- January and February ~ still lifes of flowers and/or fruits (year divided into six seasons)
- January and its 'labours'
- January represented by still life of flowers and/or fruits
- January ~ other concepts
- January; 'Gennaro' (Ripa)
- Januksen attribuutit
- Januksen attribuutit (NIMEN kanssa)
- Januksen ei-aggressiiviset, ystävälliset tai neutraalit toimet ja suhteet
- Januksen lemmenseikkailut
- Januksen pää, kaksikasvoinen pää
- Janus (Januksen taru)
- Janus (Januksen taru) - aggressiiviset, vihamieliset toimet ja suhteet
- Janus (Januksen taru) - apoteoosi, ylistys, palvonta
- Janus (Januksen taru) - erityispiirteet, allegoriset piirteet, esiintyminen suojelijan ominaisuudessa
- Janus (Januksen taru) - jälkeläiset, kumppani(t), seuraajat jne.
- Janus (Januksen taru) - keskeiset uroteot
- Janus (Januksen taru) - kuolema
- Janus (Januksen taru) - kärsimys, epäonni, onnettomuus
- Janus (Januksen taru) - lapsuus
- Janus (Januksen taru) - syntymä
- Janus (Januksen taru) - varhaisnuoruus
- Janus (Januksen taru) - veneration, honoured by
- Janus (Januksen taru) - voitto
- Janus ottaa Saturnuksen vieraanvaraisesti vastaan
- Janus wooing Juturna
- Janus wooing Venilia
- Japanese
- jar, jug (used as drinking-vessel)
- Jashobeam the Hachmonite kills eight hundred (or three hundred) enemies
- Jason (Iason), Aesonin poika Iolchoksesta
- Jason (Jasonin taru)
- Jason (Jasonin taru) - aggressiiviset, vihamieliset toimet ja suhteet
- Jason (Jasonin taru) - attribuutit
- Jason (Jasonin taru) - ei-aggressiiviset, ystävälliset tai neutraalit toimet ja suhteet
- Jason (Jasonin taru) - erityispiirteet, allegoriset piirteet, esiintyminen suojelijan ominaisuudessa
- Jason (Jasonin taru) - keskeiset uroteot
- Jason (Jasonin taru) - rakkausjutut, lemmenseikkailut
- Jason (Jasonin taru) - veneration, honoured by
- Jason (Jasonin taru) - voitto
- Jason and Hypsipyle
- Jason and Medea at the altar of Hecate (or Diana): Medea gives him a magic herb or ointment
- Jason and Medea purified from the murder of Apsyrtus by Circe
- Jason and the Argonauts meeting Aeetes, king of Colchis
- Jason back in Iolcus
- Jason becomes king of Corinth
- Jason before his uncle Pelias, wearing only one sandal
- Jason hitches the fire-breathing bulls to the plough
- Jason on his way to Iolcus carries Juno, disguised as an old woman, across the river and loses a sandal
- Jason ploughs all day
- Jason's mother, pretending the child is still-born, smuggles him out of the city to Chiron
- Jason, tyrant of Pherae, is healed from his incurable abscess by an enemy soldier, who shoots right into the swelling
- Jasonin ja Medeian häät; Kultainen Talja on levitetty vuoteelle
- Jasonin ja Medeian kohtaaminen: Medeia rakastuu Jasoniin ensisilmäyksellä, mahdollisesti Kupidon ampuessa nuolen Medeiaan
- javelin-throwing
- jaw (human)
- jaw (human) - AA - alaston naisfiguuri
- Jeanne d'Arc; mahdolliset attribuutit: sotavarukset, sotalippu, peitsi, miekka
- Jeanne d'Arc; mahdolliset attribuutit: sotavarukset, sotalippu, peitsi, miekka - apotheosis, glory, triumph of female saint
- Jeanne d'Arc; mahdolliset attribuutit: sotavarukset, sotalippu, peitsi, miekka - beatification, canonization of female saint
- Jeanne d'Arc; mahdolliset attribuutit: sotavarukset, sotalippu, peitsi, miekka - early life of female saint
- Jeanne d'Arc; mahdolliset attribuutit: sotavarukset, sotalippu, peitsi, miekka - finding, transportation of relics of female saint
- Jeanne d'Arc; mahdolliset attribuutit: sotavarukset, sotalippu, peitsi, miekka - miracles occurring during handling of relics of female saint
- Jeanne d'Arc; mahdolliset attribuutit: sotavarukset, sotalippu, peitsi, miekka - naispuolinen pyhimys osana ryhmää
- Jeanne d'Arc; mahdolliset attribuutit: sotavarukset, sotalippu, peitsi, miekka - naispuolisen pyhimykseen liittyvät ihmeet
- Jeanne d'Arc; mahdolliset attribuutit: sotavarukset, sotalippu, peitsi, miekka - naispuolisen pyhimyksen stigmatisaatio
- Jeanne d'Arc; mahdolliset attribuutit: sotavarukset, sotalippu, peitsi, miekka - portrait of female saint
- Jeanne d'Arc; mahdolliset attribuutit: sotavarukset, sotalippu, peitsi, miekka - post-mortem occurrences of female saint
- Jeanne d'Arc; mahdolliset attribuutit: sotavarukset, sotalippu, peitsi, miekka - posthumous deeds, appearances of female saints
- Jeesus tuodaan temppeliin; Kristuksen esittely temppelissä, Simeon (ja Hanna) yleensä läsnä (Luuk. 2:22-39)
- Jeesus-lapsi (attribuuttien kanssa)
- Jeesus-lapsi kärsimysnäytelmän välineet ympärillään
- Jeesus-lapsi ~ kärsimysnäytelmä, 'Schmerzenskind'
- Jehohahaz is taken prisoner by King Necho II and brought to Egypt
- Jehoiachin becomes king
- Jehoiada gathers a group of soldiers, presents Joash to them and persuades them to swear allegiance to him
- Jehoiakim burns Jeremiah's scroll
- Jehoiakim is captured and taken to Babylonia in chains
- Jehoram and his officers are surrounded by the Edomite army but during the night they manage to break out and escape
- Jehoram and his officers set out and invade Edom
- Jehoram becomes king of Judah
- Jehoram goes to Jezreel to recover from his wounds and is visited there by Ahaziah of Judah
- Jehoram has all his brothers slain
- Jehoram marries Athalia, daughter of Ahab and Jezebel of Israel, and allows the Judaean people to worship idols
- Jehoram's attendant expresses doubt
- Jehoram, struck with a disease of the intestines, dies in agony
- Jehoshaphat establishing his kingdom
- Jehoshaphat joins Ahaziah of Israel in the construction of a fleet at Ezion-gaber
- Jehoshaphat prays to God for guidance
- Jehoshaphat receives tribute from the surrounding kings
- Jehoshaphat sends priests to teach the law throughout his kingdom
- Jehoshaphat suppresses, like his father Asa, idolatrous worship
- Jehoshaphat's other military and religious reforms
- Jehu drives his horses over Jezebel's body
- Jehu maintains the worship of the golden calves
- Jehu meets Jehonadab who promises to support him
- Jehu orders Jehoram's body to be thrown in the field that belonged to Naboth
- Jehu plots Jehoram's death with his fellow-officers
- Jehu pretending to want to offer a great sacrifice to Baal, has the prophets of Baal, his worshippers and priests called together
- Jehu's further reign
- Jephthah and the Gileadites defeat the Ephraimites (Judges 12:1-6)
- Jephthah becomes captain of the Gileadites (Judges 11:4-11)
- Jephthah returns home with the elders of Gilead and is made commander of the Gileadites
- Jephthah sends messengers to the king of the Ammonites in an attempt to make a treaty (Judges 11:12-28)
- Jephthah's daughter dances with tambourines to meet her father on his return from the battle; Jephthah rends his clothes in despair
- Jephthah's daughter retreats to the mountains with her companions to bewail her virginity
- Jephthah, son of Gilead, is cast out by his brothers because he is the son of a harlot (Judges 11:1-3)
- Jeremia (ei raamatullisessa yhteydessä); mahdolliset attribuutit: kirja tai kirjakäärö, 'kiehuva pata'
- Jeremia (ei raamatullisessa yhteydessä); mahdolliset attribuutit: kirja tai kirjakäärö, 'kiehuva pata' - (other) specific aspects, e.g. allegorical and symbolical aspects of male persons from the Old Testament (not in biblical context)
- Jeremia (ei raamatullisessa yhteydessä); mahdolliset attribuutit: kirja tai kirjakäärö, 'kiehuva pata' - founder, initiator ~ the Old Testament (not in biblical context)
- Jeremia (ei raamatullisessa yhteydessä); mahdolliset attribuutit: kirja tai kirjakäärö, 'kiehuva pata' - legendary/historical addition to life-story of male persons from the Old Testament
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