taval — Dictionary
…The later Hebrew noun for immersion, tevilah, and the Greek baptizō that the Septuagint uses for Naaman (ebaptisato) both descend…
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…The later Hebrew noun for immersion, tevilah, and the Greek baptizō that the Septuagint uses for Naaman (ebaptisato) both descend…
…is the King James’s word, inherited from the Septuagint’s own perfectly reasonable Greek — lepros just meant ‘scaly’; the…
…The Septuagint (LXX) — the pre-Christian Greek translation of the Hebrew, quoted constantly in the New Testament; consulted through the…
…quotes the word of Isaiah 49:8 in the Septuagint form, and puts it in the present: idou nyn kairos…
…centuries, and (in the King James Bible and the Septuagint) called SYRIA. The family connection is old and awkward: Abraham…
…else in the whole New Testament except in the Septuagint's own Isaiah 35:6, part of a messianic prophecy…
…does “this is their EYE in all the land” (v6) mean their appearance, or — as the Septuagint reads it, one…
…comes to whom it belongs' — the understanding behind the Septuagint and Syriac, and apparently alluded to at Ezekiel 21:27…
…Ἔξοδος (Exodos) — 'the going-out' — 'Exodus' is Greek for 'the way out, the departure' — the Septuagint's title, naming the…
…It comes from the Septuagint's rendering of a phrase at 17:18 that in Hebrew means 'a COPY of…