Definition:To exercise, to practice, to strive Meaning:I train, practice, exercise. Word Origin:Derived from a primary verb Corresponding Greek / Hebrew Entries:While there is no direct Hebrew equivalent to "askeó," the concept of striving or practicing discipline can be related to Hebrew words...
Meaning:I commit adultery (of a man with a married woman, but also of a married man). Word Origin:Derived from the Greek word μοιχός (moichos), meaning "adulterer." Corresponding Greek / Hebrew Entries:- H5003 (נָאַף, na'aph): To commit adultery - H5004 (...
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“Now I know the meaning of penitence,” said the Great Sage. “So I entreat the Great Compassion to show me the proper path, for I am willing to practice cultivation.” […] “If you have such a purpose, wait until I reach the Great Tang Nation in the Land of the East [China]...
However, when the movement first began, “temperance” did not initially carry the same meaning that it eventually would, and still does today. For example, Philadelphia physician Benjamin Rush, a Declaration of Independence signer, a friend of Thomas Jefferson and John Adams, and an early ...
Merely for the sake of recording them, we may mention liturgical differences, as the manner of fasting in Lent, the adoption of a new calendar, the manner of making the sign of the cross—causes of offense which the Greek clergy took pleasure in keeping alive, and which made a deep ...
Have you ever felt a strong sense of home and warmth, wondering if there’s a deeper meaning behind it? For many spiritual seekers, the goddess Hestia may be extending an invitation to connect. Explore how to recognize the signs of her calling, invoke her presence, and cultivate a meaningfu...
Arachne, her name meaning spider in Greek, was a beautiful woman that had a great talent in weaving. Everyone was amazed at her work and one day, Arachne boosted that she had a greater talent than goddess Athena herself. This was an offense towards the gods, which was a very serious and...
Meaning:a cross. Word Origin:Derived from the base of the Greek verb ἵστημι (histēmi), meaning "to stand" or "to set up." Corresponding Greek / Hebrew Entries:There is no direct Hebrew equivalent for "stauros," as crucifixion was a Roman practice. However, the concept of a ...
Meaning:I turn, change, corrupt, pervert. Word Origin:From the Greek words "meta" (meaning "after" or "beyond") and "strephó" (meaning "to turn" or "to twist"). Corresponding Greek / Hebrew Entries:While there is no direct Hebrew equivalent for "metastrephó," the concept of pervert...