Rachel.Meaning “ewe” in Hebrew, the name Rachel has been around for millennia. You might relate the name to the beauty and gentleness of the biblical Rachel, another wife of Jacob and sister of Leah. For a lovely twist on this classic name, try itsSpanish baby girl nameequivalent: Raque...
Abigail is a name that is similarly of Hebrew origin much like Mary is, but it’s one with a wholly different meaning to it. Your husbands might like this one because the meaning of the name Abigail is a father’s joy – you may just end up with a daughter who prefers her dad more...
A powerful name with deep origins in Hebrew culture, reflecting the lion of God in its meaning. Its biblical roots possibly connect to the messenger of Ezra or to the very symbolic name of Jerusalem. Due to the premiere of The Little Mermaid in the late 1980s, its popularity reached an a...
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Anarchismcomes from two Greek words meaning "not" an "archist." An "archist" is someone who believes he has the right to impose his own will on other people by force or threats of violence. Jesus, the Prince of Peace, isthe only legitimate Archistin the universe. That claim, of course...
(Blueletterbible) If we look at Psalm 89:27 in the Old Testament, we see that it indicates a status of highest honor, not necessarily the first to be created: Also I will make him My firstborn, The highest of the kings of the earth. Here, "firstborn" is ...
Thus Aholiab was not only "an engraver," but also "a cunning workman" in general art, "and an embroiderer in blue, and in purple, and in scarlet and fine linen" (Ex 38:23). In like manner Beezaleeld is described as accomplished "in all manner of workmanship; and to devise ...
meaning house, and bóndi, meaning dweller or farmer \\ \hline Family & A group consisting of parents and children living together in a household & Familia - Latin for household servants \\ \hline Respect & Admiration or esteem for someone or something & Respectus - Latin for regard, cons...
I drew this picture maybe two or three years ago. It deals with how the church sometimes translated the Bible in such a way that the (egalitarian) meaning of the text does not come through, and then church members pointed to those translations to “prove” their point. ...
Liddell and Scott’s Lexicon define the “elements” as “the components into which matter is divided” (or atoms), and the term “dissolved” comes from the basic Greek word meaning to “loose” that which is bound (as in nuclear fission). The term “great noise” is found nowhere ...