Ellen G. White Writings

901 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Babylonia and Assyria, Religion of.117

… great planets which are visible to the naked eye have their courses. These moving stars serve as the interpreters of the Divine will while the fixed stars …

902 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Candlestick, the Golden.8

… seven planets. In Zechariah's vision of the golden candlestick (4:2 ff), the seven lamps are fed by two olive trees which are interpreted to be "the two anointed …

903 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Chambers of Imagery.2

… the planets was in vogue at the time of the prophet among the degenerate Israelites.

904 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Chiun (2).2

Chiun (2) - ki'-un ( Amos 5:26 the King James Version): Called in Acts 7:43 "Rephan" (Rhemphan) the planet Saturn.

905 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Day-star.2

… the planet Venus, seen as a morning star, herald of the dawn, but to the sun itself, and is used here as a title of our Lord.

906 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Gad (3).9

… the planet Jupiter the greater fortune, and Venus the lesser fortune. Jewish tradition identified Gad with the planet Jupiter, and it has been conjectured …

907 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. God, 1.110

… as planets or mountains, or as symbolized by images "graven by art and device of man." In ancient Greece or modern India the great gods are well defined, named …

908 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Jesus Christ, 4a.29

… --of planets in 7-6 BC, in which case it is possible that two years may have elapsed (compare the inquiry of Herod and his subsequent action, Matthew 2:7, 16 ) from their …

909 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Lucifer.2

Lucifer - lu'-si-fer, loo'-si-fer: The morning star, an epithet of the planet Venus.

910 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Mazzaloth.2

Mazzaloth - maz'-a-loth (The Planets).

911 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Moloch.2

Moloch - mo'-lok: A deity of the Ammonites, like the planet Saturn, a representative of the sun-god in the particular aspect of a god of time.

912 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Nebo (1).2

… . His planet was Mercury. His name enters into Biblical names, as "Nebuchadnezzar," and perhaps "Abed-nego" ( Daniel 1:7, for "Abed-nebo, servant of Nebo").

913 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Nergal.2

Nergal - nar'-gal (nereghal): A Babylonian deity, identified with the planet Mars, and worshipped at Cutha (compare 2 Kings 17:30 ).

914 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Nineveh.40

… 7 planets of which its stages were, seemingly, emblematic. The palace ruins show numerous halls, rooms and passages, many of which were faced with slabs of coarse …

915 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Number.31

… 7 planets, which used to be in great favor and still has its advocates, seems to lack ancient proof. Hehn (op. cit., 44 ff) has shown that the number acquired its symbolic …

916 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Peter, the Second Epistle of.48

… the planet into something glorious and beautiful.

917 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Peter, the Second Epistle of.49

… glorified planet. John is bidden, "Write, for the predictions are faithful and true; they shall not fail to come to pass."

918 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Pethor.2