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9881 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Samothrace.6
… straight run to Samothrace, and the next day sailed to NEAPOLIS (which see) on the Thracian coast, the port of PHILIPPI (which see). At the northern end of Samothrace …
9882 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Seir.3
… which runs along the eastern side of the Arabah, occupied by the descendants of Esau, who succeeded the ancient Horites ( Genesis 14:6; 36:20 ), "cave-dwellers," in …
9883 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Seir.4
… which runs Northeast from Saris by Karyat el-`Anab and Biddu to the plateau of el-Jib. Traces of an ancient forest are still to be seen here.
9884 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Sela.3
… clambered run out from Syria upon the desert, some hundred miles by twenty, of porphyry and red sandstone. They are said to be the finest rock scenery in the …
9885 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Service.4
… "to run on errands," and so attendance, aid as a servant, ministry, relief, and hence, service; compare English word "deacon"; Paul: "thatI might minister unto you" ( 2 Corinthians …
9886 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Setting.2
… instruction runs: "Thou shalt set in it settings of stones," namely, four rows of precious stones. The same word is rendered "inclosings" in Exodus 28:20, and in Exodus …
9887 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Seventy Weeks.2
… years run out about 27-28 AD, when our Lord’s public ministry began. On the other hand, the view which supposes that the Book of Daniel belongs wholly to the Maccabean …
9888 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Sharon.3
… which runs between the mountains and the shore of the Mediterranean, stretching from Nahr Ruben in the South to Mt. Carmel in the North. There are considerable …
9889 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Sharon.4
… -Falik runs its short course about 12 miles North of Nahr el-`Aujeh. Water is plentiful, and at almost any point it may be obtained by digging. Deep, finely built …
9890 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Sheaf; Sheaves.2
… to run toward a passing horseman and wave a handful of grain, shouting kemshi, kemshi (literally, "handful"). They want the horseman to feed the grain to his horse …
9891 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Shechem.4
… of running water, the great bulk of Ebal rises on the North, its sides, shaggy with prickly pear, sliding down into grain fields and orchards. The copious springs …
9892 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Shephelah.3
… that runs to the shore. If a translation was to be made, perhaps "lowlands" would have been the best, as applied to the "Lowlands" of Scotland, "which likewise are …
9893 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Shephelah.4
… that runs along the western base of the mountains of Judah, terminating in the North at the Valley of Aijalon. Once indeed the name appears to apply to the low …
9894 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Shephelah.5
… which run out on Sharon are connected with the high mountains behind them. You ascend to the latter from Sharon either by long sloping ridges, such as that …
9895 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Shephelah.11
… -Sunt runs eastward from the North of Tell ec-Safieh (Gath) up the Vale of Elah to its confluence with Wady ec-Sur which comes in from the South near Khirbet Shuweikeh …
9896 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Shephelah.13
(5) Wady el-Chesy: Wady el-Chesy, from the sea about 7 miles North of Gaza, runs eastward with many windings, passes to the North of Lachish, and finds its way to the plateau some 6 miles Southwest of Hebron.
9897 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Shihor-libnath.2
… river runs North of Carmel. The Crocodeilon of Ptolemy (V. xv.5; xvi.2) and Pliny (v.19), which the latter makes the southern boundary of Phoenicia, may possibly be …
9898 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Shiloh (2).3
… valley runs to the North of the site, cutting it off from the adjoining hills, in the sides of which are rock-hewn tombs. A good spring rises higher up the valley …
9899 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Ships and Boats.48
… to run her ashore), and "the boat" (skaphe, which had been in tow in the wake of the vessel, according to custom still prevalent in those seas--coasting-vessels being …
9900 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Shur.3
… have run on the edge of the desert which extends North of Wady Tumeilat from Kantarah] to Tell el-Kebir; but this line, on the borders of Goshen, is evidently much …