Dictionaries :: FlowersEaston's Bible DictionaryFlowers: Very few species of flowers are mentioned in the Bible although they abounded in Palestine. It has been calculated that in Western Syria and Palestine from two thousand to two thousand five hundred plants are found, of which about five hundred probably are British wild-flowers. Their beaut

Dictionaries :: Expectation, MessianicInternational Standard Bible EncyclopaediaExpectation, Messianic: mes-i-an'-ik. ← Expect; Expectation

Dictionaries :: Execute; ExecutionerInternational Standard Bible EncyclopaediaExecute; Executioner: ek'-se-kut, ek-se-ku'-shun-er (‘asah, "to do," din,"to judge," "decide"; poieo, "to do"; spekoulator, Latin speculator, "an attendant"): "Execute" in the sense of "executing judgment," "vengeance," etc., is often found in the Old Testament (E

Dictionaries :: FoolNave's Topical BibleFool: General Scriptures Concerning Psa 5:5; 14:1; 53:1; 74:18-22; 107:17; Pro 1:7, 22; 3:35; 9:6-8, 13-17; 10:1, 8, 10, 13, 14, 18, 23; 14:1, 7-9, 15; 15:7, 20, 21; 17:24, 25; 18:2, 6, 7; 19:13; 20:3; 21:20; 26:3-12; 29:9, 11; Ecc 4:5; 7:9; 10:11-15; Mat 7:26, 27; Tts 3:3Fool: Parables Of Of the foolis

Dictionaries :: Friend; FriendshipInternational Standard Bible EncyclopaediaFriend; Friendship: frend, frend'-ship: In the Old Testament two words, variously translated "friend" or "companion": re?eh, indicating a mere associate, passing friend, neighbor, or companion; ?ahabh, indicating affection natural or unnatural. In the New Testament also

Dictionaries :: Flote (Float)International Standard Bible EncyclopaediaFlote (Float):

Dictionaries :: Flame, FlamingVine's Expository Dictionary of New Testament Words1Strong's Number: g5395Greek: phloxFlame, Flaming:akin to Lat. fulgeo, "to shine," is used apart from pur, "fire," in Luk 16:24; with pur, it signifies "a fiery flame," lit., "a flame of fire," Act 7:30; 2Th 1:8, where the fire is to be understood as the instrument of

Dictionaries :: FodderEaston's Bible DictionaryFodder: Heb. belil, (Job 6:5), meaning properly a mixture or medley (Lat. farrago), "made up of various kinds of grain, as wheat, barley, vetches, and the like, all mixed together, and then sown or given to cattle" (Job 24:6, A.V. "corn," R.V. "provender; Isa 30:24, provender").International Standar

Dictionaries :: Feed, FedVine's Expository Dictionary of New Testament Words1Strong's Number: g1006Greek: boskoFeed, Fed:"to feed," is primarily used of a herdsman (from boo, "to nourish," the special function being to provide food; the root is bo--, found in boter, "a herdsman or herd," and botane, "fodder, pasture"); its uses are (a) literal,

Dictionaries :: FeelingInternational Standard Bible EncyclopaediaFeeling: fel'-ing: The following varieties of meaning are to be noted: (1) "To touch," "handle," "grope after" (mashash (Ge 27:12,22; Ex 10:21; mush, Ge 27:21; Jud 16:26; pselaphao, Ac 17:27). (2) "To know," "understand," "experience" (bin, Ps 58:9; yadha‘, Pr 23:35; gin

Dictionaries :: Feign, FeignedVine's Expository Dictionary of New Testament WordsA-1VerbStrong's Number: g5271Greek: hupokrinomaiFeign, Feigned:primarily denotes "to answer;" then, "to answer on the stage, play a part," and so, metaphorically, "to feign, pretend," Luk 20:20. Cp. hupokrites, "a hypocrite," and hupokrisis, "hypocrisy."B-1AdjectiveStr

Dictionaries :: FoodEaston's Bible DictionaryFood: Originally the Creator granted the use of the vegetable world for food to man (Gen 1:29), with the exception mentioned (2:17). The use of animal food was probably not unknown to the antediluvians. There is, however, a distinct law on the subject given to Noah after the Deluge (Gen 9:2-5). Variou

Dictionaries :: FloodEaston's Bible DictionaryFlood: an event recorded in Gen. 7 and 8. (See DELUGE.) In Jos 24:2, 3, 14, 15, the word "flood" (R.V., "river") means the river Euphrates. In Psa 66:6, this word refers to the river Jordan.International Standard Bible EncyclopaediaFlood: flud: In the King James Version not less than 13 words are

Dictionaries :: Eyes, Diseases of TheInternational Standard Bible EncyclopaediaEyes, Diseases of The: di-zez'-is: Blindness, defects of sight and diseases of the eye are frequently mentioned in the Scriptures, but usually in general terms. It is probable that in the period covered by the Bible, ophthalmia was as common in Palestine and Egypt as

Dictionaries :: FetterInternational Standard Bible EncyclopaediaFetter: fet'-er: Found only in the plural in both Old Testament and New Testament; fetters of iron (Ps 105:18; 149:8; so probably Mr 5:4; Lu 8:29) or brass (Jud 16:21; 2Ki 25:7) were frequently used for securing prisoners. Figurative: of trouble (Job 36:8). Vine's Expository Dict

Dictionaries :: Festus; PorciusInternational Standard Bible EncyclopaediaFestus; Porcius: fes'-tus, por'-shi-us Porkios Phestos): The Roman governor or procurator who succeeded Felix in the province of Judea (Ac 24:27), and was thus brought into prominence in the dispute between Paul and the Sanhedrin which continued after the retirement of Feli

Dictionaries :: Ezion-Gaber (ezion-Geber)Nave's Topical BibleEzion-Gaber (ezion-Geber): Last Encampment of Israel Before coming to the "wilderness of Zin," Num 33:35, 36; Deu 2:8.Ezion-Gaber (ezion-Geber): Solomon Built a Navy At 1Ki 9:26Ezion-Gaber (ezion-Geber): Solomon Visits 2Ch 8:17Ezion-Gaber (ezion-Geber): Jehoshaphat Built a Nav

Dictionaries :: FrontierInternational Standard Bible EncyclopaediaFrontier: fron'-ter, frun'ter (katseh): The word occurs once in plural in Eze 25:9. the Revised Version, margin has "in every quarter."

Dictionaries :: Fruits of RighteousnessThematic Subject Guide Fruits of Righteousness:Psa 1:3; Psa 15:1-2; Psa 24:3-5; Psa 101:3-4; Psa 106:3; Psa 112:4; Psa 112:7-8Pro 2:7; Pro 2:11; Pro 2:20; Pro 10:2; Pro 11:5-6; Pro 11:18-19; Pro 11:30; Pro 12:28; Pro 13:6; Pro 14:34Isa 32:17; Isa 33:15-16; Isa 55:12-13; Isa 58:6-14Dan 12:3Hsa 10:12Mal 3:3; Mal

Dictionaries :: Eye-ServiceVine's Expository Dictionary of New Testament Words1Strong's Number: g3787Greek: ophthalmodouliaEye-Service:denotes "service performed only under the master's eye" (ophthalmos, "an eye," doulos, "a slave"), diligently performed when he is looking, but neglected in his absence, Eph 6:6; Col 3:22.