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Beytsah SEE MISHNA. Fuente: Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature

Beys Henricus a minister of the Reformed (Dutch) Church, was born about 1680. He was ordained by the Classis of Amsterdam, Holland, May 4, 1705, and came to America in the same year. He served the Church at Kingston, Ulster Co., N. Y., from 1705 to 1708, when he returned to Holland. He came back … Continue reading “Beys Henricus”

Beyrout SEE BERYTUS. Fuente: Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature

Beyond The phrase beyond Jordan ( , ) frequently occurs in the Scriptures, and to ascertain its meaning we must, of course, attend to the situation of the writer (see Kuinol, Comment. in Joh 1:28). With Moses it usually signifies the country on the western side of the river, as he wrote upon its eastern … Continue reading “Beyond”

Beynon, John Jones a Welsh Congregational minister, was born at Fronhaul, Parish of Cilrhedine, Caermarthen County, South Wales in 1787. At fourteen years of age he joined the Church at Trelech. He commenced his studies for the ministry in the Academy at Wrexham about 1808, and was invited to take charge of the infant cause … Continue reading “Beynon, John Jones”

Beyla in Norse mythology, was the servant of Freyr, the wife of Beiggwirs, and friend of Lanfeia, the mother of Loke, which moved her to beg the evil Asa Loke, when he insulted all the deities at AEgir’s feast, to spare Lanfeia, his mother. Fuente: Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature

Beynon, D. J a Welsh Congregational minister, was born at Caermarthen in 1792. When very young he removed to Merthyr-Tydvil, and there joined the Congregationalists. Mr. Beynon was ordained at Llanerch-y-medd, Anglesea, in 1814. After a few years of incessant labor he resigned his charge, and returned to South Wales. Thence he went to Prussia, … Continue reading “Beynon, D. J”

Beygtach Haji (i.e. saint), a Turkish dervish, founder of religious orders. This pious Mussulman, who, from his virtuous reputation, was called Vely, instituted an order of dervishes, which was called, from the name of the founder, Beygtachis. The reputation which his prophecies and miracles had gained for him determined Amurath I to employ him to … Continue reading “Beygtach Haji”

Beyerlinck, Lawrence Belgian theologian and ecclesiastical writer, b. at Antwerp, April, 1578; d. at the same place, 22 June, 1627. The son of a noted pharmacist, he prepared at Louvain for the same profession but, deciding to enter the priesthood, he was ordained June, 1602. While a theological student he taught poetry and rhetoric at … Continue reading “Beyerlinck, Lawrence”

Beyerlinck SEE BEIERLENK. Fuente: Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature