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Life, the - Our Lord's own way of
Naming Himself before raising Lazarus from death (John 11)
the Life - Our Lord's own way of
Naming Himself before raising Lazarus from death (John 11)
Outname - ) To exceed in
Naming or describing
Resurrection, the - Our Lord's way of
Naming Himself before raising Lazarus from death: "I am the Resurrection and the Life
Uranoso - ) A combining form (also used adjectively) from uranium; - used in
Naming certain complex compounds; as in uranoso-uranic oxide, uranoso-uranic sulphate
Rolier - ) The name by which Jean Grolier de Servier (1479-1565), a French bibliophile, is commonly known; - used in
Naming a certain style of binding, a design, etc
Amphidromical - ) Pertaining to an Attic festival at the
Naming of a child; - so called because the friends of the parents carried the child around the hearth and then named it
Columbus Day - The 12th day of October, on which day in 1492 Christopher Columbus discovered America, landing on one of the Bahama Islands (probably the one now commonly called Watling Island), and
Naming it "San Salvador"; - called also Discovery Day
Ichabod - After
Naming her child she died also: 'the glory had departed,' as the name signifies
Calling - A
Naming, or inviting a reading over or reciting in order, or a call of names with a view to obtain an answer, as in legislative bodies
Phinehas - When his pregnant wife heard of his death, she immediately delivered,
Naming the child Ichabod (“the glory has departed”)
Auction Bridge - A variety of the game of bridge in which the players, beginning with the dealer, bid for the privilege of
Naming the trump and playing with the dummy for that deal, there being heavy penalties for a player's failure to make good his bid
Mahaneh Dan - They stayed here some time (as the
Naming implies) assembling and preparing for their expedition
Benedictus - It is thesong uttered by Zacharias on the
Naming of St
Appellative - ) Pertaining to a common name; serving as a distinctive denomination; denominative;
Naming
Allouez, Claude - He was one of the first to visit Lake Michigan,
Naming it "Lake Saint Joseph
Calling - ) A
Naming, or inviting; a reading over or reciting in order, or a call of names with a view to obtaining an answer, as in legislative bodies
Palmarian Catholic Church - In 1978 he announced that he had been crowned Pope by Jesus Christ in a vision, and established his own Holy See in Seville, taking the name Gregory XVII and
Naming cardinals
Cartier, Jacques - In 1541Cartier wintered at the mouth of the Cap-Rouge River,
Naming the settlement Charlesbourg-Royal
Jacques Cartier - In 1541Cartier wintered at the mouth of the Cap-Rouge River,
Naming the settlement Charlesbourg-Royal
Immanuel - The birth and
Naming of the child was a sign of assurance to the king and his people that God was with them to protect them during an enemy attack (
Isaiah 7:10-16; see AHAZ)
Ben'Jamin - His mother, Rachel, died in the act of giving him birth,
Naming him with her last breath Ben-oni (son of my sorrow )
Describe - To show or represent to others in words to communicate the resemblance of a thing, by
Naming its nature, form or properties
Napoleon - ) A game in which each player holds five cards, the eldest hand stating the number of tricks he will bid to take, any subsequent player having the right to overbid him or a previous bidder, the highest bidder
Naming the trump and winning a number of points equal to his bid if he makes so many tricks, or losing the same number of points if he fails to make them
Sinim - The Chinese seldom call themselves so, being in the habit of giving themselves high sounding titles, or else
Naming themselves from the reigning dynasty
Colony - A number of places are mentioned in the NT which were really coloniÅ , but only one, Philippi, is so named , and the reason for this
Naming is no doubt that the author of Acts was proud of this city, with which he had some connexion
Cartographers -
Canon Martin Waldseemüller (1475-1522) was responsible for the
Naming of America, being the first to use this name on a wall map and a globe
Cartography -
Canon Martin Waldseemüller (1475-1522) was responsible for the
Naming of America, being the first to use this name on a wall map and a globe
Censors of Books - Conditions of age, learning, and prudence are to be considered in
Naming them
Gallio - Lucius Junius Gallio, a rich Roman, adopted Gallio,
Naming him Lucius Junius Gallio Annaeus
Nihil Obstat - Conditions of age, learning, and prudence are to be considered in
Naming them
Call, Calling - Invitation, summons, commission, or
Naming. ...
Third, “to call” is used very often in the sense of
Naming, whether of things (
Genesis 1:5-30 ; day, night, heaven, earth;
Genesis 2:19 , the animals), or of persons (
Genesis 25:26 , Jacob;
Genesis 30:6-24 , Jacob's sons), of a city (
2 Samuel 5:9 , the city of David), or of qualities (in
Isaiah 35:8 a way and in
Exodus 12:16 a day are called holy). Calling in the sense of
Naming has special importance in the infancy narratives (
Matthew 1:21 ;
Luke 1:60 ;
Luke 2:21 )
Sceva - ]'>[1] ‘strolling’ perhaps conveys too much the idea of ‘vagabond’) endeavoured to exorcise evil spirits by
Naming over them the name of Jesus
Call - ”
Naming a thing is frequently an assertion of sovereignty over it, which is the case in the first use of qârâ': “And God called the light Day, and the darkness he called Night” (
Bashan-Havoth-Jair - The words "unto this day" do not imply a long interval between the
Naming and the time of Moses' address, but mark the wonderful change due to God's gift, that the giant Og's 60 fenced cities are now become Havoth Jair! In the time of the judges, 30 were in possession of the judge Jair (
Judges 10:4), so that the old name, Havoth Jair, was revived
Appeal - We do not see the sense of call in pello, but to drive or press out, is the radical sense of calling,
Naming
Name - Adam's
Naming the animals implies at once his power of speech, distinguishing him above them, and his knowledge of their characteristics as enabling him to suit the name to the nature
Thessalonica - He founded the city in that year,
Naming it after his wife who was the daughter of Philip II and half sister of Alexander
Elijah - And so particular do the pious fathers of the Old Testament seem to have been, in
Naming their children, that they studied to give them such as might have some allusion to the Lord, or to retain one of the letters of JEHOVAH in them
Well -
Naming a well marked right of property in it
Asher - Whether this fact operated in its
Naming, or whether the name was originally that of a divinity of a militant Canaanite clan mentioned frequently in the Tell el-Amarna letters as the Mârî abd-Ashirti (‘Sons of the servant of Asherah’), or whether the Canaanite tribe ‘Asaru , known from the inscriptions of the Egyptian king Seti I
Mary - ...
In 1:18-25 Joseph acknowledges Jesus as his son by claiming him and
Naming him, so that he is truly "a son of David. 8-20), the
Naming of Jesus and the purification of Mary (vv
Name - Neither use thyself to the
Naming of the Holy One
Concubine - Was this facilitated by the wife accepting and
Naming the child as her own, or was the father's act of "adopting" the son required? Paucity of information prevents us from answering this definitively
Esdraelon - ...
Sources disagree on the actual
Naming of the area
Dan (2) - This too would be an additional reason for the Danites
Naming their city close by Abraham's camping ground, Daniel The repetition thrice of "the city" (
Judges 18:28-29) marks that there was already another application of the name "Dan," namely, to Abraham's camping ground (compare
Deuteronomy 34:1)
Sheba, Queen of - ), without
Naming Sheba, gives an account of the visit to Solomon of a woman who was queen of Egypt and Ethiopia
Scillitan Martyrs - , and explicitly
Naming the very two consuls Renier suggested, Praesens II
Call, Calling - In both Hebrew and Greek, "call" can be used in the sense of "naming" (
Genesis 2:19 ;
Luke 1:13 ), and in biblical thought to give a name to something or someone was to bestow an identity. ...
Thus in Isaiah "call" brings together the ideas of
Naming, election, ownership, and appointment, as the word is used with different nuances in different contexts. ...
Naming
Amen - And the apostle Paul, in desiring that no one should ignorantly say Amen in the church, at the assemblies of the faithful, seems to have same sentiment with John, that every one
Naming Christ should know Christ
Name - In other cases, a “name” recalls an event or mood which the parent(s) experienced at or shortly before the child’s birth and/or
Naming
Vitalius - Shortly after Vitalius had left Rome Damasus despatched a second letter to Paulinus, containing a profession of faith, which, without
Naming Apollinaris, condemned his doctrines, desiring Paulinus to require signature to it as the terms of admission to communion (Labbe, ii
Apollinaris the Younger, Bishop of Laodicea - His doctrine was condemned by a synod of Alexandria (not
Naming him), by two synods at Rome under Damasus (377 and 378), and by the second oecumenical council (381). 921–955), written about 372 without
Naming Apollinaris; Gregory of Nyssa, Λόγος, ἀντιῤῥητικὸς πρὸς τὰ Ἀπολλιναρίου , first edited by Zaccagni, Rom 1698, and then by Gallandi, Bibl
Appoint - Four examples can be noted: (1) the consecration of Aaron and his sons ( Exodus 28-29 ); (2) the appointment of Levites as servants of God (Numbers 3-8 ); (3) the
Naming of seventy elders to assist Moses (Numbers 11,24-25 ); and (4) the commissioning of Moses' successor (Numbers 27 )
Sargon - Scripture, while
Naming at the capture of Samaria Shalmaneser,
2 Kings 17:3, in
2 Kings 17:4-5-6, four times says "the king of Assyria," which is applicable to Sargon
Gilgal - Such a circle of stones could be found almost anywhere in Palestine and led easily to
Naming towns “Gilgal
Jansenists - But he did this without asserting that these were the doctrines of Jansenius, or even
Naming him; which did not satisfy his adversaries, nor silence him
Censer - (2) Prima facie, the author of Hebrews has fallen into error in
Naming this altar among the furnishings of the most holy place
Brother - The
Naming of Jesus' brethren with His virgin mother so often may be because Jesus and she took up their abode at the home of Mary, the Virgin's sister, after Joseph's death; for that he soon died appears from his name being never mentioned after Luke 2
Bethel - The
Naming of Bethel Jacob repeated more publicly on his return home, 20 years later, with his family purified of idols, when God again appeared to him, and confirmed his change of name to Israel (
Genesis 35:1-15;
Genesis 32:28)
Levites - ]'>[4] ...
In the Fourth Gospel (
John 1:19) the distinction between priest and Levite is made by
Naming together the representatives of these classes, who were sent from Jerusalem to ask John the question, ‘Who art thou?’ The Levites, as teachers of the people, would be deemed qualified to judge of claims of Messiahship (so Hengstenberg and Godet, but see B
Adam - Included in ancient ideas of
Naming would also be sovereignty over the item named
Philip the Apostle - " The first instance of Jesus calling a disciple: it was on the morrow after the
Naming of Peter, and the next but one after Andrew's and the other disciple's visit, the fourth day after John the Baptist's witness concerning Christ (
John 1:19;
John 1:35;
John 1:40)
Onesimus - " (
Colossians 3:12-13)...
It is hardly possible, while thus
Naming the name of Jesus, and in this endearing character of his forgiveness, it is hardly possible to overlook how eminently the Lord himself stands forth in his high office of Intercessor for every Onisemus of his people, who, like this poor fugitive, have all run away from our Lord and master, and wandered from his service
Come Up, Ascend - ” Where referring to or
Naming God, ‛elyôn means “the highest” (
Dionysius (19), Monk in Western Church - Stephen, to whom he dedicates his collection of Canons, he admits the existence of an earlier, but defective, Latin translation, of which copies have been printed and named, after his
Naming of it, Prisca Versio by Justellus and others
God, Name of - ...
As God's image-bearer Adam imitated God's creative speech by
Naming the creation (
Genesis 2:19-20 ): this
Naming gave expression to the order in the universe and showed Adam's understanding of the character, place, and function of the animals
Joseph - Joseph took Mary to his ancestral home, Bethlehem, was with her at Jesus' birth, and shared in the
Naming, circumcision, and dedication of the child (
Luke 2:8-33 )
Call - A
Naming a nomination
Rehoboam - The maschil (Psalm 78) of Asaph is a warning to Ephraim not to incur a fresh judgment by rebelling against God's appointment which transferred Ephraim's prerogative, for its sins, to Judah; he delicately avoids wounding Ephraim's sensitiveness by not
Naming revolt as likely (compare
2 Samuel 20:2)
Manasseh - " The name "Manasseh" is supposed to have been introduced by some transcriber to avoid the scandal of
Naming the grandson of Moses the great lawgiver as the founder of an idolatrous religion
Dives - According to a tradition alluded to by Theophylact and Euthymius Zigabenus, Dives and Lazarus were actual persons known at the time, and our Lord, while honouring the poor man by
Naming him, passes over the guilty rich man’s name in merciful silence
Victor, Bishop of Rome - After
Naming others who had kept the 14th day according to the Gospel, he speaks of seven of his own kinsmen, all bishops, who had maintained the same usage
Flood - The Akkadian and Hebrew stories parallel each other in the following ways: the
Naming of the hero (Utnapishtim/Noah), the divine announcement of a flood, instructions to build a ship, the inclusion of animals in the ship, the dispatch of birds, the sacrifice the hero offered after the waters subsided, and other related details
American Church, the - Meantime the name "American Church" is coming more and more intogeneral use, as it is clear, definite and historic, following theanalogy of the
Naming of the ancient national churches
Adam (1) - Adam's
Naming of the animals in Eden implies that God endued Adam with that power of generalization based on knowledge of their characteristics, whereby he classified those of the same kinds under distinctive appellations, which is the fundamental notion of human language. "He did not begin with names, but with the power of
Naming; for man is not a mere speaking machine; God did not teach him words, as a parrot, from without, but gave him a capacity, and then evoked the capacity which He gave
Calendars - ...
The month In addition to knowing that the length of months varied and that a new-year date in the spring or fall determined which of them was first, we are able to observe through Israel's history an interesting development in the
Naming of the months
Rabbulas, Bishop of Edessa - Proclus replied in his celebrated "Tome" on the Incarnation, wherein he condemned Theodore's opinions without
Naming him, a precaution counteracted by the officiousness of the bearers of the document (Liberat
Lois And Eunice - And this great good will begin tonight with all those of us who are honestly asking ourselves before God, just what things they are,
Naming them, in which we have so sorely disappointed those who once so trusted us. Just in what things, and
Naming them, we have come so shamefully short of our marriage-vows, and of our honest, and at one time, warmhearted, intentions
Sabbath - (
Exodus 16:22-30 ) And that this (All this is confirmed by the great antiquity of the division of time into weeks, and the
Naming the days after the sun, moon and planets
Magi - It is only the
Naming and ranking of angels, and the symmetrical framing of corresponding powers of evil, that remind us of Parsi doctrine: the Jews always had both angels and demons, and all that is claimed is a possible encouragement from Parsi theology, which developed what was latent already
Ephraim (1) - The last notice we have of him is his mourning for his sons killed in the foray by the men of Gath, and
Naming his new-born son (See BERIAH from the calamity, unconscious that that son would be the progenitor of the most remarkable of all his descendants, Joshua (
1 Chronicles 7:20-23)
Cain (1) - Adam was placed in Eden to until it, and his power of knowledge and speech was exercised in
Naming the beasts
Samaria - Herod the Great rebuilt and adorned it,
Naming it Sebaste from Sebastos, Greek for Augustus, his patron (
Achan - Lie down on the floor of your room,-you need not think it too much for you to do that, or that it is an act unworthy of your manhood to do it; the Son of God did it for you on the floor of Gethsemane, Yes, lie down on the floor of your room, lay your head in the dust of it, and say this about yourself: Say that you,
Naming yourself, are the offscouring of all men. For thus and thus,
Naming it, have I done
Issachar - " Both, in her view, were successive parts of one self denial (her aim being the multiplication of offspring) and the ground for
Naming him Israel
Surname - ’...
An indication of something similar to this in the
Naming of deities is to be found in the Roman religion
Assyria - Sometimes "the nations from far" are spoken of; and their terrific might and mode of warfare are detailed without
Naming them
Peraea - ’ He also mentions the hot springs of the district,
Naming those of Al-Hammah
Leucius, Author of n.t. Apocryphal Additions - Zahn (Acta Johannis , 1880) published some new fragments of Leucius, which increase our power of recognizing as Leucian things which different fathers have told without
Naming their authority. We next enumerate some of the statements which may be characterized as Leucian
Naming some of the early writers who have repeated them
Ezra, Book of - Peculiarities in the book include the
Naming of Sheshbazzar (
Nehemiah 1:1 ) as the leader of the first group to return and not Zerubbabel
Isaac - His miraculous conception and
Naming before birth typify Messiah (Luke 1; Matthew 1)
Benedictus - Luke introduces it immediately after his narrative of the circumcision and
Naming of the future Baptist, with the copulative and, in these terms: ‘And his father Zacharias was filled with the Holy Ghost, and prophesied, saying’ (
Luke 1:67)
Name - (ὄνομα)...
‘Naming,’ says De Quincy,
Idol, Idolatry - Both external documents and the Bible itself testify to pagan theophoric elements in the Naming of children
Sexuality, Human - Likewise, it was after the fall that Adam named his wife Eve, using the same
Naming formula (
Genesis 3:20 ) as he used in
Naming the animals (2:20), and by its use implying the same authority of a superior over an inferior
Lord - They claimed Israel went to worship Yahweh but did it in such a way they were actually worshiping Baal without
Naming his name
Banquet - At the splendid feast which Ahasuerus made for the nobles of his kingdom, beds of silver and gold were placed round the tables; according to a custom in the east of
Naming a thing from its principal ornament, these must have been couches profusely ornamented with the precious metals
Marcellus, Bishop of Ancyra - 360," but attacked his tenets pointedly, though without
Naming him, in his fourth oration against the Arians
John, the Gospel According to - Another undesigned propriety identifying him is, though
Naming John the Baptist 20 times he always omits "the Baptist," whereby the three synoptists distinguish him from John the evangelist
Gnosticism - There is no difficulty in
Naming common characteristics of the sects commonly called Gnostic, though perhaps none of them is distinctive enough to be made the basis of a logical definition. Undoubtedly the most satisfactory classification would be if it were possible as Matter suggested to have one founded on the history of the generation of the sects distinguishing the school where Gnosticism had its beginning and
Naming the schools which successively in different places altered in different directions the original scheme
Basilides, Gnostic Sect Founder - 26) to the founders of heretical sects,
Naming first the earliest, Simon and Menander, followers of whom were still alive; and then apparently the latest, Marcion, himself still alive. He will not allow the primitive nothing to be called even "unspeakable": that, he says, would be
Naming it, and it is above every name that is named (20)
Covenant - Royal Titles
Naming and identifying the Hittite king making the treaty;...
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Demon - Wink,
Naming the Powers ; idem, Unmasking the Powers ; idem, Engaging the Powers
Ezra, the Book of - Ezra 7, continuing the historic style down to Artaxerxes' decree, in
Naming him for the first time, uses the third person
Absalom - How did they come so well and so soon to understand their children? How early did they discover what manner of heart was already in their children? And at what age did they begin to deal with the hearts of their children? What amount of time did they set aside and keep sacred for reflection and for prayer to God for their child;
Naming their child and describing him; and how did God's answer begin to show itself first in the parents and then in the child? When did your child first begin to show some sure signs of saving grace? And how did that grace show itself to your satisfaction and thanksgiving; first in one child and then in another? Tell us about the Sabbath-how it was observed, occupied, and sanctified as your children grew up? About the church also and the Sabbath-school? About the books that were read on Sabbath-days and week days; both by your children alone and of their own accord, as also with you all reading together; one reading and all the rest listening? Things like that
God, Names of - This overtone of presence is reiterated in the
Naming of the wilderness structure as "tabernacle" (lit
Matthew, Theology of - ...
The Lord's Supper, as we have become accustomed to
Naming it, was the last Passover meal Jesus shared with his disciples
Ahithophel - How, then, have you always acted toward those of your former friends who have injured you and yours? Did you shut your door this morning and pray in secret, saying, Forgive me my trespasses against God and man, as I forgive him-naming him-who has so trespassed against me? When you stood here praying tonight, did you forgive some enemy? Ahithophel should have conquered himself
Revelation of John, the - 10), but ascribes it to a different John from the evangelist, on the ground of its different style and its
Naming John, whereas his name is kept back in the Gospel, also as the epistle does not allude to Revelation nor Revelation to the epistle; moreover the style abounds in solecisms
Solomon - Jehovah's
Naming him so assured David that Jehovah loved Solomon
John the Apostle - ...
The last passage is best understood as
Naming four women who stood by the Cross of Jesus His mother, His mother’s sister Salome, Mary wife of Clopas who was also mother of James and Joses, and Mary Magdalene
Gospels - )...
Matthew in
Naming the twelve (
Matthew 10:3) modestly places himself after Thomas as "Matthew the publican
Genealogies of Jesus Christ - ...
The four notes not yet referred to are of special interest,
Naming four of the ancestresses of Solomon
Joannes, Bishop of Antioch - ), in which he expresses abhorrence of the "capitula," which he considers so unlike Cyril both in style and doctrine that he cannot believe they are his, and calls upon Firmus, if they reach Pontus, to get them abjured by the bishops of the province, without
Naming the supposed author
Create, Creation - In Genesis 2 , human preeminence is highlighted by the male's creation before all other life, his being entrusted with custody of the garden, his being given the privilege of
Naming the other creatures, and the female's appearance as the last of God's creatures though, like the male, distinct from all other species
Dates - 470), 53-54,...
This uncertainty has been altogether removed by the discovery at Delphi of four fragment of an inscription
Naming Gallio and linking his proconsulship with the 26th acclamation of Claudius as Imperator
Arminianism - To avoid this tyrannical treatment, many of them retired to Antwerp, others to France, and a considerable number into Holstein, where they were kindly received by Frederick the duke, and where, in the form of a colony, they built for themselves a handsome town,
Naming it Frederickstadt, in compliment to their friend and protector
Quakers - The
Naming of children is without ceremony
Lord's Day - ’ He prefers (though, indeed, with a certain amount of caution) to regard this Christian mode of
Naming the first day of the week as analogous to the custom of the pagan world in Egypt and Asia Minor whereby the first day of each month was called Σεβαστή (= Imperial)
Hosius (1), a Confessor Under Maximian - The third Sirmian creed, called the "Dated Creed" from its
Naming the consuls, was agreed upon at a convention of bishops in May 359 This was the creed afterwards produced by Ursacius and Valens at the synod of Ariminum (cf