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Beget, Bear (of begetting), Born “to beget,” in the Passive Voice, “to be born,” is chiefly used of men “begetting” children, Mat 1:2-16; more rarely of women “begetting” children, Luk 1:13, Luk 1:57, “brought forth” (for “delivered,” in this verse, see No. 4); Luk 23:29; Joh 16:21, “is delivered of,” and of the child, “is … Continue reading “Beget, Bear (of begetting), Born”

Begeman, Augustus L. W. a German Reformed minister, was born July 14, 1810, at Bremerlehe, kingdom of Hanover, in North Germany, and emigrated to America in 1833. He was licensed to preach by the Classis of West Pennsylvania, at Pittsburg, and ordained to the ministry, April 30, 1834. From this time until 1836, he served … Continue reading “Begeman, Augustus L. W.”

Begelmir in Scandinavian mythology, was the last of the ice-giants. He escaped destruction in the blood of Ymir, wherein all his brethren were drowned, by building a ship in which he and his wife took refuge. After the reconstruction of the earth, he repeopled it. Fuente: Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature

Begault, Giles a French preacher, was born in 1660. He was canon and archdeacon of his native city. His contemporaries compare him to Flechier for eloquence. He died at Nismes about 1715. He wrote, Panegyriques et Sermons sur les Mysteres, avec des Discours Academiques, des Compliments et des Lettres (Paris, part i, ii, 1711; part … Continue reading “Begault, Giles”

Begas, Karl a German painter, was born at Heinsberg, near Aix-la-Chapelle, Sept. 30, 1794. He studied first under Philippart, and then went to Paris, where he continued his studies under Gros. Among his earlier works was a Madonna della’Sedia, which attracted the attention of the Prussian king, and gained for the artist the position of … Continue reading “Begas, Karl”

Began * For BEGAN see BEGIN Fuente: Vine’s Dictionary of New Testament Words

Begagh, St SEE BEGHA. Fuente: Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature

Bega (Beza, Beya, Begga, Or Bee), St. a Cumbrian virgin of whom nothing is clearly known. According to Alban Butler (Sept. 6), she was an Irish virgin, an anchoret of the 7th century, and founded a monastery in Copeland. He also mentions a place in Scotland called Kilbees after her. According to the life of … Continue reading “Bega (Beza, Beya, Begga, Or Bee), St.”

Beg-bile an Irish saint, son of Tigermach commemorated Oct. 12. Descended from Conall Galban, was related to St. Columba, and lived at the close of the 6th century. He was brother of St. Conan-dil. Fuente: Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature

Beg, Beggar, Begging 1. No Law Concerning Beggars or Begging in Israel It is significant that the Mosaic law contains no enactment concerning beggars, or begging, though it makes ample provision for the relief and care of the poor in the land. Biblical Hebrew seems to have no term for professional begging, the nearest approach … Continue reading “Beg, Beggar, Begging”