Graven
Graven
from charasso, “to engrave” (akin to charakter, “an impress,” RV, marg., of Heb 1:3), denotes (a) “a mark” or “stamp,” e.g., Rev 13:16,17; Rev 14:9,11; Rev 16:2; Rev 19:20; Rev 20:4; Rev 15:2 in some mss.; (b) “a thing graven,” Act 17:29.
Fuente: Vine’s Dictionary of New Testament Words
Graven
Isa 49:16 (a) The indelible and ineffaceable marks of Calvary are forever to be seen in the hands of the Lord JESUS CHRIST. They are a constant reminder of our tremendous need and CHRIST’s sufficient supply for that need.
Jer 17:1 (a) The sins of Israel are indelibly written upon the pages of history and can never be erased or effaced from their persons.