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98841 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Earth, Corners of The.2
… Isaiah 11:12; "ends" in Job 37:3 and Job 38:13. The "four corners" of the earth ( Isaiah 11:12 ) or "land" ( Ezekiel 7:2 ) are therefore simply the extremities of the land in the …
98842 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Earthen Vessels.2
… :28; 11:33; 5, 50 ). They were probably non-porous and took the place of the kidri or ma'ajin used in Syria today. A traveler in the interior of Palestine may still meet …
98843 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Earthquake.11
… 19:11 ); (5) in the reign of Uzziah, between 790 and 740 BC ( Amos 1:1 ); Zechariah 14:5 probably refers to the same (Ant., IX, x, 4); (6) at Christ's death ( Matthew 27:51 - 54 ); (7) at Christ's …
98844 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Earthquake.12
… Revelation 11:13, 19; 16:18 .
98845 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Ease.2
… 48:11 ); "I am very sore displeased with the nations that are at ease" ( Zechariah 1:15 ). Frequent allusions are made also by various prophets to individuals or groups …
98846 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Ebal, Mount.5
… 27:11 ff). In all the future, therefore, this mountain, towering aloft in the very heart of the land, would remind beholders far and near of their people's covenant …
98847 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Eber.3
… , 25; 11:14 ff) as the great-grandson of Shem and father of Peleg and Joktan. The word means "the other side," "across," and the form "Hebrew," which is derived from it, is intended …
98848 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Ebionism; Ebionites.35
… ; Numbers 11:8 ) in the account of the food of John may be due to the avoidance of animal food attributed to this sect. One passage, which appears to be a denunciation …
98849 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Ebionism; Ebionites.48
… , III, 11-28; Harnack, History of Dogma, 1-89 ff; Reuss, Hist. de la Theologie, I, 115-25; Donaldson, Christian Literature and Doctrine from the Death of the Apostles to …
98850 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Ecclesiastes, the Preacher.13
… :2-11). It has a formal conclusion (12:8-13). Between the preface and the conclusion the body of the book is made up of materials of two kinds--first a series of "I" sections …
98851 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Ecclesiastes, the Preacher.14
… :8-11). The speaker shows familiarity with the phenomena which we think of as those of natural law, of the persistence of force, but he thinks of them in the main …
98852 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Ecclesiastes, the Preacher.22
… ") (12:11). Such are the words of all the great masters. So (he ends) my son, be warned! There are many books in this world. Choose good ones. And his conclusion is: Reverence …
98853 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Ecclesiastes, the Preacher.26
… 2:11) as "king over Israel," and as distinguished for wisdom, for his luxuries, for his great enterprises in building and in business. These marks fit Solomon better …
98854 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Ecclesiastes, the Preacher.31
… 8:11 ), only in Esther 1:20, and in the Aramaic parts of Ezra and Daniel. Ecclesiastes also abounds in late words formed from earlier stems--for example, cekhel and …
98855 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Ecclesiastes, the Preacher.33
… (e.g. 11:1), or make the impression of being allusions to specific events (e.g. 4:13-16; 6:2,3; 9:13-18), but the difficulty lies in locating the events. Dr. Kleinert argues …
98856 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Ed.2
… :10 - 11, 34 ); probably East of the Jordan opposite Jericho. But neither the Massoretic Text nor the Septuagint contained the word. Both the King James Version …
98857 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Edification; Edify.2
… 5:11 renders "build up," "building up," making the force of the figure clearer to the English reader. In 1 Timothy 1:4 the Greek text followed by the Revised Version …
98858 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Edna.2
Edna - ed'-na (Edna): Wife of Raguel and mother of Sarah who married Tobias ( Tobit 7:2, etc.; 10:12; 11:1). "Edna" in Hebrew means "pleasure" and corresponds to Latin Anna.
98859 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Edom; Edomites.8
… Kings 11:15 f). Hadad of the blood royal of Edom escaped to Egypt, and later became a source of trouble to Solomon ( 1 Kings 11:14 ff,25). The conquest of Edom opened …
98860 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Education.27
… " ( Isaiah 11:9 ), when all "from the least of them unto the greatest of them" shall know him ( Jeremiah 31:34 ). Concerning the so-called "schools of the prophets" which, in …