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20161 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Mahanaim.2
… 21:38; 1 Chronicles 6:80 --the former of these passages affords no justification to Cheyne in saying (EB, under the word) that it is mentioned as a "city of refuge …
20162 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Make, Maker.3
… " ( Isaiah 38:12 ); "make riddance" ( Leviticus 23:22 ), the Revised Version (British and American) "wholly reap." In 1 Maccabees 16:22, we have "to make him away" as translation …
20163 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Malchijah.13
(11) The father of Pashhur ( Nehemiah 11:12; Jeremiah 21:1; 38:1 ).
20164 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Malchijah.15
(13) (malkiyahu as above with u ending): Son of Ham-melech (or, as 1 Kings 22:26; 2 Chronicles 28:7 translate it, "king’s son"). Jeremiah was cast into his dungeon or pit ( Jeremiah 38:6 ).
20165 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Malchijah.16
The King James Version spells "Malchiah" or "Malchijah" indifferently with "Melchiah" in Jeremiah 21:1; the English Revised Version has "Malchiah" in Jeremiah …
20166 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Manasseh (3).2
… Isaiah 38:15 f), his name may perhaps memorialize the father’s sacred feelings; the name of his mother Hephzibah too was used long afterward as the symbol of …
20167 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Manasses, the Prayer of.19
… , II, 38 f) defending the Christian authorship of this Prayer. What purpose could the writer seek to realize in the composition and publication of the penitential …
20168 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Mark, John.7
… 15:38 ), and we know that nothing stirred Paul’s feelings more deeply than this very question. The explanation of it all may be found in what happened at Paphos …
20169 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Mark, the Gospel According To, 1.36
… 10:38, and their evidential significance in Acts 2:22 (compare Mark 1:27; 2:10, etc.).
20170 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Mark, the Gospel According To, 1.39
… (4:38); He pities the multitude (6:34), wonders at men’s unbelief (6:6), sighs over their sorrow and blindness (6:34; 8:12), grieves at their hardening (3:5), and rebukes in sadness …
20171 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Mark, the Gospel According To, 1.40
… 11:38, where ebaptisthe is not disputed). So one may doubt eporei ( Mark 6:20 ), and suspect it of being an Alexandrian correction for epoiei which was more difficult …
20173 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Mark, the Gospel According To, 2.40
… 4:38; 8:5; 14:34 ); ideal man as absolutely obedient to God ( Mark 10:40; 14:36 ), and Head of humanity ( Mark 2:10, 28 ), their rightful Messiah or King ( Mark 1:1; 14:62 )--yet Servant …
20174 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Market; Marketplace; Mart.2
… ; 12:38; Luke 7:32; 11:43; 20:46; Acts 16:19; 17:17; "Market of Appius" in Acts 28:15 means, probably, "street" (see APPII FORUM ).
20175 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Market; Marketplace; Mart.3
… 12:38; Luke 11:43; 20:46 ); (4) a place where the sick were brought for treatment, the poor man’s sanatorium, a municipal hospital; Jesus "who went about doing good" often …
20176 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Marsh.2
… Jeremiah 38:22. Bitstsah is found also in Job 8:11 ,
20177 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Martha.2
… 10:38 ). Martha, whose sense of responsibility as hostess weighed heavily upon her, was "cumbered about much serving," and her indignation was aroused at the lack …
20178 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Martha.3
… 10:38 - 41, that the sisters lived in Galilee. But the information supplied by Luke, upon which this inference is based, is of the vaguest (compare Luke 10:38 ), and …
20179 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Mary.39
… (1:38), her outburst of sacred and unselfish joy (1:39-55). From this anticipatory narrative he passes at once to the Messianic fulfillment.
20180 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Mary.75
… 10:38 - 42 in a way which clearly indicates that the family of Bethany is there mentioned for the first time (a "certain tis woman named Martha," and "she had a sister …