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Wise, Francis

Wise, Francis an English clergyman, was born at Oxford in 1695. He was educated at Trinity College, of which he became a fellow in 1718; was assistant to the Bodleian librarian in 1717; afterwards presented to the living of Ellesfield, near Oxford; custos archivorum in 1726; became rector of Rotherfield Greys in 1745; Radcliffe librarian … Continue reading “Wise, Francis”

Wise (in No)

Wise (in No) a double negative, expressing an emphatic negation, “by no means,” is rendered “in no wise” in Mat 10:42; Luk 18:17; Joh 6:37; Act 13:41; Rev 21:27. “altogether, by all means,” is used with the negative ou (“not”) in Rom 3:9, stating a complete denial, rendered “No, in no wise.” See ALL, B, … Continue reading “Wise (in No)”

Wise

Wise (, chakdm, ). The Hebrew word, , chakamin, rendered “wise men” (Gen 41:8; Exo 7:11; Ecc 9:17; Jeremiah 1:35; Est 1:13) not only signifies men celebrated for wisdom, magi, but also magicians or enchanters. SEE MAGIC. The feminine of the same term, , chakmah, is used for a “wise woman,” one noted for cunning … Continue reading “Wise”

Wisdom, Seat of

Wisdom, Seat of Founded on 17 December 1913. Suffragen of the archdiocese of Seattle. See also Catholic-Hierarchy.Org diocese of Spokane patron saints index New Catholic Dictionary Fuente: New Catholic Dictionary

Wisdom of Solomon, The

Wisdom of Solomon, The I.NAME II.CANONICITY III.CONTENTS 1.The Wisdom Section, The Wisdom of Solomon 1:1 through 11:14 2.The Historical Section, The Wisdom of Solomon 11:5 through 19:22 IV.LITERARY FORM V.UNITY AND INTEGRITY VI.TEACHING 1.Theology 2.Anthropology 3.Deontology 4.Hamartiology 5.Soteriology 6.Eschatology VII. AIM VIII. AUTHOR IX.DATE 1.Literary 2.Historical 3.Philosophical X.ORIGINAL LANGUAGE XI.USE OF WISDOM BY CHRISTIAN WRITERS … Continue reading “Wisdom of Solomon, The”