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2581 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Jesus Christ, 4c2.14
… Christ’s flesh, given for the life of the world; His flesh and blood must be eaten and drunk (a spiritual appropriation through faith, Mark 6:56 ), if men were to …
2582 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Lapwing.2
… its flesh and eggs are delicious food.
2583 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Law in the Old Testament.90
… the flesh of bulls, or drink the blood of goats? Offer unto God the sacrifice of thanksgiving; and pay thy vows unto the Most High." The Levitical ritual, as respects …
2584 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Lord's Supper; (Eucharist).55
… food, from food that perished to the true bread from heaven. He declared Himself to be the living bread, and, further, that it is through eating His flesh and drinking …
2585 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Lust.3
… of food in the wilderness. Also in Numbers 11:4 concerning "flesh to eat" it is said the multitude "lusted exceedingly" i.e. "craved eagerly. (4) Chamadh, the verb meaning …
2586 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Meals, Meal-time.10
… : The flesh of animals--permission to eat which it would seem was first given to Noah after the deluge ( Genesis 1:29 f; Genesis 9:3 f)--was likewise prepared and used …
2587 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Meals, Meal-time.15
… and "flesh" in the evening ( Exodus 16:12 ), incidental evidence of one way in which the evening meal differed from that at noon. At this family meal ordinarily there …
2588 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Meat.2
… American) "food" ( John 4:8 ). The English word signified whatever is eaten, whether of flesh or other food.
2589 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Ostrich.4
… its flesh and the young tender ones were delicious meat. In his agony, Job felt so much an outcast that he cried:
2590 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Persecution.63
… sacrificial food--that is, the flesh of the sacrificial victims--could scarcely find a purchaser.
2591 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Quail.2
… their flesh juicy and delicate food. Their habits are very similar. They nest on the ground and brood on from 12 to 20 eggs. The quail are more friendly birds …
2592 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Sacrifice, in the Old Testament, 2.6
… as food for God, and the flesh and remainder were burned without the camp ( Exodus 29:13 - 14 ). This is a sin offering--chaTTa’th--the first time the term is used. Probably …
2593 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Shadrach.3
… in flesh than those who ate of the king’s meat. At the end of the appointed time they passed satisfactory examinations, both as to their physical appearance …
2594 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Strangled.2
… blood. Flesh thus killed was forbidden as food among the Hebrews, because it contained the blood ( Leviticus 17:12 ). Even Jewish Christians in the Jerusalem …
2595 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Swan.3
… for food; when young and tender, of fine flesh and delicious flavor; so there is no possibility that they were ever rightfully placed among the birds unsuitable …
2596 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Vulture.2
… their flesh for food, although some daring ornithologists have tried. For this reason the vulture was placed among the abominations and should by right …
2597 Smith’s Bible Dictionary, p. Flesh.2 (William Smith)
Flesh. [ FOOD .]
2598 Smith’s Bible Dictionary, p. Food.4 (William Smith)
… the flesh of animals portions of which had been offered to idols. All beasts and birds classed as unclean, Leviticus 11:1-3 .; Deuteronomy 14:4-6 .; were also prohibited …
2599 Smith’s Bible Dictionary, p. Leper Leprosy.2 (William Smith)
… , “raw flesh” appearing in the swelling, ch. Leviticus 13:15, was a critical sign of pollution. The tendency to spread seems especially to have been relied on. A spot …
2600 Smith’s Bible Dictionary, p. Meat.2 (William Smith)
… animal food. The latter is denoted uniformly by “flesh.” The word “meat,” when our English version was made, meant food in general; or if any particular kind was designated …