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Back (Adverb), Backside, Backward connected with hepomai, “to follow,” is used adverbially, of place, with the meaning “back,” “backward,” in the phrase eis ta opiso, lit., “unto the things behind,” in Mar 13:16; Luk 9:62; Luk 17:31; Joh 6:66; Joh 18:6; Joh 20:14. Cp. Phi 3:13, “the things which are behind.” See BEHIND. of place, … Continue reading “Back (Adverb), Backside, Backward”

Back Jer 18:17 (a) This represents the attitude of GOD in refusing to answer or to come to their help when idolatrous Israel was in trouble. Jer 32:33 (a) The word is used here to describe the attitude of Israel in refusing to listen to GOD or to bow to His commands. Fuente: Wilson’s Dictionary … Continue reading “Back”

Bacis (or Baochis) was (1), in Egyptian mythology, a sacred bull at Hermonthis, in Upper Egypt. It was also called Onuphis, and must not be confounded with Apis of Memphis. Large bristly hairs grew on its body, and ran in the opposite direction from that on other. animals. (2.) One of the earliest seers of … Continue reading “Bacis (or Baochis)”

Bachuth SEE ALLON-BACHUTH. Fuente: Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature

Bachtan in the mythology of the Arabs, is the stone on which Hagar is said to have been delivered of Ishmael, the son of Abraham, and to which Abraham tied his camel when he went to offer Isaac. The Arabians, who consider themselves direct descendants of Abraham through Ishmael; worship this stone as the same … Continue reading “Bachtan”

Bachrites, The Bach’rites, The. The family of Becher, son of Ephraim. Num 26:35. Fuente: Smith’s Bible Dictionary

Bachrites The family of Becher (Num 26:35), called Bered 1Ch 7:20. (See BECHER.) Fuente: Fausset’s Bible Dictionary Bachrites [Bach’rites] A family descending from Becher, son of Ephraim. Num 26:35. Fuente: Concise Bible Dictionary

Bachrite (Heb. with the article hab-Bakri’, ; Sept. omits, but some copies have ; Vulg. familia Becheritarum; Auth. Vers. the Bachrites), the family name of the descendants of BECHER SEE BECHER (q.v.), the son of Ephraim (Num 26:35). SEE BERIAH. Fuente: Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature Bachrite bakrt. See BECHER. Fuente: International Standard … Continue reading “Bachrite”

Bachor Von Echt, Reihhard a German theologian, was born in 1544. He became burgomaster of Leipsic, where he established himself as a trader; but later he was banished from that place for his Calvinistic doctrines, and was welcomed at Heidelberg, where he died in 16i4. He wrote, Catechesis Palatinatus Testimoniis Scripturce ac Sententiis Patrum qui … Continue reading “Bachor Von Echt, Reihhard”

Bachmann, Paul (Amincola). Catholic theological controversialist, born at Chemnitz, Saxony, about 1466. His biographical data are very meager. Nothing is known of his youth, and very little of his life, before his appearance as an opponent of the Lutheran movement. He entered the Order of Cîteaux at the convent of Altenzelle on the Mulde. He … Continue reading “Bachmann, Paul”