Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, by J. K. Rowling, is the sequel to Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone. It is the second book in the series of seven Harry Potter books. The book was published in 1999. A film was theatrically released in Novemb
According to the Rabbinic literature, the Hebrew word for Altar (מזבח) is an acronym for four Hebrew words referring to forgiveness (מְחִילָה), merit (זכות),
[1. The text must be faulty, for the word Emmanuel is the Hebrew. The sum 644 is got by adding together the Greek numbers.] 30. I Solomon was astounded when I heard this; and I ordered him to saw up Theban [1] marbles. And when he began to saw the marbles, the other demons...
In this verse atonement translated as “purged” is placed in parallel with the earlier statement that “your iniquity is taken away.” The Hebrew word for taken away is H5493, soor soor which means literally to“turn off, decline, depart, eschew, get [you], go (aside), X grievous, la...
of whom there were many. The Maccabees destroyed Greek altars in the villages, circumcised boys and forced Hellenized Jews into outlawry.[2] Judah’s nickname “Maccabbeus,” now used in popular culture to describe the Jewish partisans as a whole, is taken from the Hebrew word for ‘hamme...
Almonds, it is said, produce flowers before leaves, and the Hebrew word for almond means ‘hasten,’ probably in observation of this early seasonal produce of the almond flowers. So with the church; they produce the lovely graces of the spirit before their leaves of profession and teaching ...
It is an Arabic word meaning to incline, detract, or long for (usually associated with young children). It is of Aramaic origin meaning to be submerged in water, bathe, purify, or baptize. It is of Hebrew origin meaning to cover in water. It is derived from the Hebrew word Ṣabāwū...
This verse tells us that“reproach" broke Jesus' heart.The Hebrew word for "reproach" is cherpah, meaning scorn, taunting, disgrace, rebuke, and shame.Perhaps there are people in your life who have been taunting and shaming you.It could be your parents, your spouse, the people in your ...
The Hebrew word "נֹפֶת" (nofet) refers to the dripping honey from the comb, which is pure and unprocessed. This metaphor suggests that pleasant words are naturally sweet and nourishing, much like honey, which was used for both food and medicine in biblical times. The honeycomb...
Hebrew/Greek Your Content2 Kings 7-9 New International Version 7 Elisha replied, “Hear the word of the Lord. This is what the Lord says: About this time tomorrow, a seah[a] of the finest flour will sell for a shekel[b] and two seahs[c] of barley for a shekel at the gate of...