Synonyms of the Old Testament: Their Bearing on Christian DoctrineW.B. Eerdmans, 1948 - 346 pages On the translation and interpretation of Biblical terms -- The names of God -- The names of man -- The soul and the spirit -- Heart, will, conscience, understanding -- Sin -- Repentance, conversion, amendment -- Perfection -- Righteousness, faith, hope -- Grace, mercy, love -- Redemption and salvation -- Atonement, forgiveness, acceptance -- Purification, baptism -- Justification -- Sanctification, anointing -- Offerings, altar -- Word, law, covenant -- Worship, praise, preach -- Temple, tabernacle, congregation, church -- Prophet, priest, elder, minister -- King, judge, punish -- Nation, people -- Earth, world, heaven -- Destruction, death, hell -- Satan, tempter -- Witchcraft, divination, soothsaying -- Idol, grove, high place -- Eternal, age to come. |
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Synonyms of the Old Testament: Their Bearing on Christian Faith and Practice Robert Baker Girdlestone No preview available - 2018 |
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Acts adopted altar angel anointed applied Assyrian atonement Bible blessing blood body called ceremonial chap Chasid children of men Christ Christian Chron Church cleansing Compare congregation connection covenant death destruction Deut Divine earth Elohim Enosh Epistle evil Exod expression Ezek faith familiar spirit Father God's goim Greek hath heart heaven Hebrew word holy idea idolatry implied iniquity Israel Jehovah Jesus Jews John Josh Kings Korban Levitical literally Lord Lord's Luke LXX renders mark Matt means mercy Moses Nephesh offering passages Passover person priest prophet Prov Psalms reference regarded repentance represented righteousness Sa'ir sacrifice sanctified says Scripture sense Sheol signifies sin-offering sins sometimes soul spirit tabernacle teaching teraphim thee Thess things Thou shalt translated truth unto usage usually rendered verb verse Vulgate washing whilst word occurs worship Zech