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10241 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Bethel.6
… of Joseph took it by treachery (compare 1 Chronicles 7:28 ). Hither the ark was brought from Gilgal ( Judges 2:1, Septuagint). Israel came to Bethel to consult the …
10242 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Birthright.2
… of Joseph, and deliberately put the younger before the elder ( Genesis 48:13 - 14, 17 - 19 ); even when the blessing was obtained by the younger son in a fraudulent manner …
10243 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Bondage.6
William Joseph McGlothlin
10244 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Bondmaid.4
William Joseph McGlothlin
10245 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Bondman.4
William Joseph McGlothlin
10246 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Bowl.6
… of Joseph’s cup ( Genesis 44:2 f): "Put my cup, the silver cup, in the sack’s mouth." As used at banquets it corresponds to the crater, from which the drinking cups (kocoth …
10247 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Boy.2
… of Joseph, or whatever the n ame might be. As is true among all oriental people, while the father had absolute control in his case as well as in the case of the rest …
10248 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Brethren of the Lord.2
… James, Joseph, Simon and Judas. When, then, "Jude, .... brother of James" is mentioned ( Jude 1:1 ), the immediate inference is that Jude is another brother of the Lord. In reading …
10249 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Brethren of the Lord.3
… of Joseph by a former marriage, and Mary as his second wife. Joseph disappears from sight when Jesus is twelve years old. We know nothing of him after the narrative …
10250 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Brethren of the Lord.4
… of Joseph. They were the children of Alpheus, otherwise known as Clopas ( John 19:25 ), and the sister of Mary. This Mary, in Matthew 27:56, is described as "the mother …
10251 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Brethren of the Lord.5
… and Joseph are not formidable. When it is urged that their attempts to interfere with Jesus indicate a superiority which, according to Jewish custom, is inconsistent …
10252 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Brother.2
… ); of Joseph and his brethren ( Genesis 42:3 ); of Peter and Andrew, of James and John ( Matthew 10:2 ). Of other relationships: (1) Abram’s nephew, Lot, is termed "brother" ( Genesis …
10253 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Burial.29
… , that Joseph of Arimathea went to Pilate and begged the body of Jesus for burial on the very day of the crucifixion ( Matthew 27:39 ff).
10254 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Burial.31
… , "and Joseph shall put his hand upon thine eyes"). The mouth, too, is closed and the jaws are bound up (compare John 11:44, "and his face was bound about with a napkin"). The …
10255 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Burial.38
… and Joseph being clearly special, and in conformity to Egyptian custom under justifying circumstances. When Jacob died it was Joseph, the Egyptian official …
10256 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Burial.40
… of Joseph was preserved, unless Asa’s bed ( 2 Chronicles 16:14 ) be another, as some think. Moslems, like eastern Jews, never use coffins. The bier sometimes has a …
10257 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Burial.47
… of Joseph of Arimathea, in which the body of Jesus was laid, should be carefully sealed and made as secure as the officials could make it. "So they went, and made …
10258 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Caiaphas.2
… of Joseph, a son-in-law of Annas (compare John 18:13 ), who filled th e post of high priest from about 18-36 AD, when he was deposed by Vitellius (compare Josephus, Ant …
10259 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Cart.4
… that Joseph’s brethren should return to their father with their beasts of burden ( Genesis 45:21 ) and take with them Egyptian wagons ( Genesis 45:19, 21; 46:6 ) for …
10260 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Chain; Chains.4
(2) As marks of distinction: rabhidh, hamunekh (hamnikh): That seems to be true of the chain which Pharaoh placed about the neck of Joseph ( Genesis 41:42 ), and of the one which the king of Babylon promised to the wise men ( Daniel 5:7 ).