Dictionaries :: Field, CornfieldVine's Expository Dictionary of New Testament Words1Strong's Number: g68Greek: agrosField, Cornfield:"a cultivated field," or "fields in the aggregate," e.g., Mat 6:28; Mar 11:8 (some mss. here have dendron, "trees"); Luk 15:15. See FARM.2Strong's Number: g5561Greek: choraField, Cornfield:"a space, place," then, (b)

Dictionaries :: ExorcismNave's Topical BibleExorcism: Casting Out Evil Spirits by Sorcery See SORCERY

Dictionaries :: Except, ExceptedVine's Expository Dictionary of New Testament Words Except, Excepted:Note: For the negative conjunctions ean me and ei me, see †, p. 9 W. E. Vine provided the following footnote on page 9 of his expository dictionary: In the following pages † indicates that the word referred to (preposition, conjunction,

Dictionaries :: ExperimentInternational Standard Bible EncyclopaediaExperiment: eks-per'-i-ment (dokime, "approvedness," "tried character"): "The experiment of this ministration" (2Co 9:13 the King James Version, the Revised Version (British and American) "the proving of you by his ministration"), i.e. the sincerity of their Christian profession

Dictionaries :: First Fruits, TheTorrey's New Topical TextbookFirst Fruits, The: To Be Brought to God's House Exd 34:26First Fruits, The: Different Kinds Of Barley harvest Lev 23:10-14 Wheat harvest Exd 23:16; Lev 23:16,17 Wine and oil Deu 18:4 Wool Deu 18:4 Honey 2Ch 31:5 Fruit of new trees in fourth year Lev

Dictionaries :: Fool, Foolish, Foolishly, FoolishnessVine's Expository Dictionary of New Testament WordsA-1AdjectiveStrong's Number: g878Greek: aphronFool, Foolish, Foolishly, Foolishness:signifies "without reason" (a, negative, phren, "the mind"), "want of mental sanity and sobriety, a reckless and inconsiderate habit of mind" (Hort), or "the lack

Dictionaries :: FourInternational Standard Bible EncyclopaediaFour: for ('arba?; tessares): "Four" (cardinal number) was a sacred and complete number with the Hebrews, as well as with several other peoples. It occurs very frequently in the Old Testament and the New Testament. (1) It indicates completeness. We have the four rivers of Paradise

Dictionaries :: Fir; Fir-TreeInternational Standard Bible EncyclopaediaFir; Fir-Tree: fur, (the Revised Version, margin "cypress"; berosh, 2Sa 6:5; 1Ki 5:8,10, etc.; (berothem (plural only), an Aramaic form, So 1:17): 1. Old Testament References: This tree was one of the chief trees of Lebanon (Isa 60:13); one of usefulness (Isa 41:19; 55:

Dictionaries :: Filthiness, Filthy (To Make)Vine's Expository Dictionary of New Testament WordsA-1NounStrong's Number: g151Greek: aischrotesFilthiness, Filthy (To Make):"baseness" (from aischos, "shame, disgrace"), is used in Eph 5:4, of obscenity, all that is contrary to purity.A-2NounStrong's Number: g4507Greek: rhupariaFilthiness, Filthy (To Mak

Dictionaries :: EzbonHitchcock's Bible Names DictionaryEzbon:hastening to understandInternational Standard Bible EncyclopaediaEzbon: ez'-bon: (1) ('etsbon; Peshitta, ‘etsba‘on; Septuagint Thasoban): A son of Gad (Ge 46:16) = Ozni of Nu 26:16 (see OZNI). (2) ('etsbon; Septuagint Asebon): In 1Ch 7:7 is said to be a grandson of Benj

Dictionaries :: Foot, FeetVine's Expository Dictionary of New Testament WordsA-1NounStrong's Number: g4228Greek: pousFoot, Feet:besides its literal meaning, is used, by metonymy, of "a person in motion," Luk 1:79; Act 5:9; Rom 3:15; 10:15; Hbr 12:13. It is used in phrases expressing subjection, 1Cr 15:27, RV; of the humility and receptivity of disc

Dictionaries :: Evil-DoersInternational Standard Bible EncyclopaediaEvil-Doers: e-v'-l-doo'-erz mere?im; from ra?-a?; kakopoios, always plural: Malefactors or offenders of God's law. Used generally of the ungodly, as, "Fret not thyself because of evil-doers." (Ps 37:1). Sometimes also of personal offenders: "He hath delivered the soul of the nee

Dictionaries :: Eschatology of the New Testament, VI-XInternational Standard Bible EncyclopaediaEschatology of the New Testament, VI-X: VI. The Resurrection. The resurrection coincides with the parousia and the arrival of the future neon (Lu 20:35; Joh 6:40; 1Th 4:16). From 1Th 3:13; 4:16 it has been inferred that the dead rise before the des

Dictionaries :: EmployeeNave's Topical BibleEmployee: General Scriptures Concerning Lev 19:13; 25:6; Deu 15:18; 24:14, 15; Mat 10:10; Luk 10:7; Rom 4:4; 1Ti 5:18Employee: Character of Unrighteous Job 7:1-3; 14:1, 6; Mat 20:1-15; 21:33-41; Jhn 10:12, 13Employee: Kindness To Rth 2:4; Luk 15:17, 19Employee: Oppressions Of Pro 22:16; Mal 3:

Dictionaries :: EshekHitchcock's Bible Names DictionaryEshek:violence, forceInternational Standard Bible EncyclopaediaEshek: e'-shek (‘esheq, "oppressor"): A descendant of Jonathan, son of Saul, first king of Israel (1Ch 8:39). Nave's Topical BibleEshek: A Benjamite 1Ch 8:39Smith's Bible DictionaryEshek: (oppression) one of the lat

Dictionaries :: EvaporationNave's Topical BibleEvaporation: General Scriptures Concerning Psa 135:7; Jer 10:13; 51:16; Amo 5:8; 9:6

Dictionaries :: Enter, Entering, EntranceVine's Expository Dictionary of New Testament WordsA-1VerbStrong's Number: g1525Greek: eiserchomaiEnter, Entering, Entrance:"to come into" (eis, "in," erchomai, "to come"), is frequently rendered "entered" in the RV for AV, "went into," e.g., Mat 9:25; 21:12; or "go in," e.g., Mat 7:13; Luk 8:51; "go," Luk 1

Dictionaries :: ElseVine's Expository Dictionary of New Testament Words1Strong's Number: g1893Greek: epeiElse:a conjunction, when used of cause, meaning "since," "otherwise," "for then," "because;" in an ellipsis, "else," as in 1Cr 7:14, where the ellipsis would be "if the unbelieving husband were not sanctified in the wife, your children would be

Dictionaries :: EnjoinInternational Standard Bible EncyclopaediaEnjoin: en-join': Its usual sense is "to impose something," as a command, a charge or a direction. In this last sense it is used in Job 36:23, i.e. "Who hath directed?" In Es 9:31 it means "to command"; in Phm 1:8, "to order" or "direct." King James DictionaryEnjoin: To Command;

Dictionaries :: EmbraceInternational Standard Bible EncyclopaediaEmbrace: em-bras':The word has two distinct meanings in the Old Testament: (1) to clasp and hold fondly in the arms, pointing to a common custom (Ge 29:13; 33:4; 48:10; 2Ki 4:16; So 2:6; 8:3 compare Ac 20:10), and (2) to have sexual intercourse (Pr 4:8; 5:20; Ec 3:5). It seem