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While, Whiles, Whilst * Notes: (1) See LITTLE, B, No. 1. (2) In Mat 13:21, proskairos estin, lit., “is for a season,” is rendered “dureth (RV, endureth) for a while.” (3) Chronos, “time,” is rendered “while” in Luk 18:4; Joh 7:33; Joh 12:35 (1st part); 1Co 16:7; kairos, “a season,” “a while,” Luk 8:13; in … Continue reading “While, Whiles, Whilst”

Whichcote, Benjamin, D.D an eminent English divine, was born at Whichcote Hall; in the parish of Stoke, in Shropshire, March 11, 1610. He was educated at Emmanuel College, Cambridge, where he graduated in 1629; became a fellow there in 1633; was a distinguished tutor; was ordained in 1636; organized a Sunday-afternoon lectureship at Trinity Church, … Continue reading “Whichcote, Benjamin, D.D”

Which * Notes: (1) This is the translation of (a) the article with nouns, adjectives, numerals, participles, etc., e.g., “that which,” etc.; (b) the relative pronoun hos, “who,” in one of its forms (a frequent use); (c) hostis, “whoever,” differing from hos by referring to a subject in general, as one of a class, e.g., … Continue reading “Which”

Whewell, William, D.D a clergyman and professor of the Church of England was born at Lancaster, England, in 1795. He graduated from Trinity College in 1816, and received the degree of D.D.; was ordained deacon in 1820, and priest in the following year; became master of Trinity College, Cambridge, in 1841, and was vice-chancellor of … Continue reading “Whewell, William, D.D”

Wheteher * For WHETEHER see +, p. 9 Fuente: Vine’s Dictionary of New Testament Words

Whet Deu 32:41 (a) In this way our Lord describes the preparations which He makes for executing judgment upon His enemies. He prepares the disaster Himself, and executes His plans deliberately. (See also Psa 7:12). Psa 64:3 (a) Evil men prepare cutting words and lying statements by which they intend to injure others. They meditate … Continue reading “Whet”

Wherefore * Note: This represents (1) some phrases introduced by the preposition dia, “on account of,” dia touto, “on account of this,” e.g., Mat 12:31; Rom 5:12; Eph 1:15; 3Jo 1:10; dia hen (the accusative feminine of hos, “who”), “on account of which” (aitia, “a cause,” being understood), e.g., Act 10:21 (with aitia, expressed, Tit … Continue reading “Wherefore”

Where War Was Raging, and The Town (Where War Was Raging, and The Town) Hymn for Matins , on 12 February , feast of the Seven Holy Founders. It was written by Vincent Tarozzi (1849 -1918 ). There is no mention of translations of this hymn; the English title given is anonymous. Fuente: New Catholic … Continue reading “Where War Was Raging, and The Town”

When * For WHEN, WHENCE, WHENSOEVER, WHERE, etc., see +, p. 9 Fuente: Vine’s Dictionary of New Testament Words

Whelp (, gor, or , gir), the cub of a lion (Genesis 49, 9; Deu 33:22; Jer 51:38; Eze 19:2-3; Eze 19:5; Nah 2:13), or of a jackal (Lam 4:3). SEE LION. The cubs of a bear (2Sa 17:8; Pro 17:12; Hos 13:8) are not designated by the Heb. word. SEE BEAR. Fuente: Cyclopedia of … Continue reading “Whelp”