Search for: ${reference}
9701 International Standard Version — Genesis 2:1
1 With this the heavens and the earth were completed, including all of their vast array. 2:1 Lit. their hosts; i.e. armies of sentient beings or stars (if referring to the night sky)
9702 International Standard Version — Genesis 2:11
11 The name of the first one is Pishon—it winds through the entire land of Havilah, where there is gold.2:11 Possibly a reference to Nubia, a source of gold for ancient Egypt
9703 International Standard Version — Genesis 2:13
13 The name of the second river is Gihon— it winds through the entire land of Cush. 2:13 Possibly an ancient reference to one of the branches of the Nile River 2:13 Possibly a portion of northeast Africa
9704 International Standard Version — Genesis 48:6
6 Your descendants are to be reckoned as yours, but are to be referred to among the names of their brothers in their respective inheritances.48:6 Lit. descendants who come after you 48:6 The Heb. lacks respective
9705 International Standard Version — Numbers 4:33
33 This is the work of the tribes of the descendants of Merari with reference to their service at the Tent of Meeting under the supervision of Aaron the priest’s son Ithamar.”
9706 International Standard Version — 1Samuel 7:12
12 Then Samuel took a stone, placed it between Mizpah and Shen and named it Ebenezer. He said, “The LORD has helped us this far.”7:12 Lit. the tooth; perhaps referring to a prominent rock formation. Syr reads Jeshanah 7:12 MT means Stone of Help
9707 International Standard Version — 2Kings 2:12
… can refer to horses, to horsemen, or to both 2:12 Lit. he
9708 International Standard Version — 2Kings 25:1
… it refers to Zedekiah
9709 International Standard Version — 2Chronicles 35:25
… a reference to the Book of Lamentations in the Bible.
9710 International Standard Version — Psalm 6:5
5 In death, there is no memory of you. Who will give you thanks where the dead are? 6:5 Lit. thanks in Sheol; a reference to the realm of the dead
9711 International Standard Version — Psalm 9:17
17 The wicked will turn back to where the dead are — all the nations that have forgotten God.9:17 Lit. to Sheol; a reference to the realm of the dead
9712 International Standard Version — Psalm 30:3
3 LORD, you brought me from death; you kept me alive so that I did not descend into the Pit. 30:3 Lit. Sheol, a reference to the realm of the dead 30:3 i.e. the place of punishment in the afterlife
9713 International Standard Version — Psalm 55:15
15 Let death seize them! May they be plunged alive into the afterlife, for wicked things are in their homes and among them.55:15 Lit. into Sheol; a reference to the realm of the dead
9714 International Standard Version — Isaiah 9:7
… 1QIsaa, referring to the throne; MT reads it, referring to the kingdom
9715 International Standard Version — Isaiah 43:28
28 So I’ll disgrace the leaders of the Temple, and I’ll consign Jacob to total destruction and Israel to contempt.43:28 The Heb. term refers to involuntary dedication to God of the thing destroyed
9716 International Standard Version — Ezekiel 23:4
… , Oholah refers to Samaria and Oholibah to Jerusalem.”23:4 The Heb. name Oholah means she worships at a tent shrine 23:4 The Heb. name Oholibah means she is a tent …
9717 International Standard Version — Malachi 2:10
… The reference is either to Abraham as ancestor of Israel or to God as heavenly Father.
9718 International Standard Version — Matthew 3:3
3 He was the one the prophet Isaiah was referring to when he said, “He is a voice calling out in the wilderness: ‘Prepare the way for the Lord! Make his paths straight!’” 3:3 MT and DSS source citations read LORD 3:3 Cf. Isa 40:3
9719 International Standard Version — Matthew 16:18
… , a reference to the realm of the dead
9720 International Standard Version — Galatians 3:16
16 Now the promises were spoken to Abraham and to his descendant. It doesn’t say “descendants,” referring to many, but “your descendant,” referring to one person, who is the Messiah. 3:16 Gen 12:7 3:16 Or Christ