Here are Bible-related topics that begin with the letter "L" along with brief explanations or references:

People:

• Lot – Abraham’s nephew, associated with Sodom and Gomorrah.

• Leah – Jacob’s first wife, sister of Rachel.

• Lamech – Both a descendant of Cain (known for his boast) and a descendant of Seth (father of Noah).

• Lazarus – The man Jesus raised from the dead; also, a beggar in one of Jesus’ parables.

• Luke – The author of the Gospel of Luke and the Acts of the Apostles.

Places:

• Lystra – A city where Paul and Barnabas preached and Paul was stoned.

• Laodicea – One of the seven churches addressed in Revelation.

• Lebanon – A region known for its cedar trees, often mentioned in the Old Testament.

Concepts:

• Love – The greatest commandment and a central theme of the Bible.

• Loyalty – Faithfulness in relationships, particularly to God.

• Light – Symbolic of truth, God’s presence, and righteousness.

• Living water – Jesus’ metaphor for the Holy Spirit and eternal life.

• Law – God’s commandments, particularly as given to Moses on Mount Sinai.

Books of the Bible:

• Luke – One of the Gospels, focusing on Jesus’ compassion and teachings.

• Leviticus – A book of laws and instructions for worship and holiness.

Objects and Symbols:

• Lampstand – Used in the Tabernacle and Temple, symbolizing God’s light and presence.

• Lion – Represents strength and royalty, and is also a symbol for Jesus (the Lion of Judah) and for danger (Satan as a prowling lion).

• Linen – Frequently used in priestly garments and symbolic of purity.

• Leaves – Mentioned in the Bible as symbols of healing and renewal (e.g., Revelation 22:2).

Events:

• Lot’s escape from Sodom – A dramatic rescue from the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah.

• Lazarus’ resurrection – One of Jesus’ most notable miracles.

• Law given at Sinai – The giving of the Ten Commandments and other laws to Moses.

• Loaves and fishes – The miracle of feeding the 5,000 and 4,000.