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Suspense * For SUSPENSE (hold in) see DOUBT, No. 6 Fuente: Vine’s Dictionary of New Testament Words

Suso, Henry, Blessed Confessor, Dominican mystic, born Constance, Germany, c.1295; died Ulm, 1366. He studied at Cologne under Eckhart the celebrated mystic. From his eighteenth year his life was dominated by a burning love for the Eternal Wisdom. Though an esteemed preacher his great work was as a spiritual director, his influence being particularly noticeable … Continue reading “Suso, Henry, Blessed”

Suso, Heinrich a Mystic, was born March 21, 1300, at Constance. His real name was Von Berg; but, having been greatly influenced by the tender piety of his mother, he assumed her name when her death, in his eighteenth year, caused him to seek satisfaction for his soul in inward peace. He had been a … Continue reading “Suso, Heinrich”

Suso, Blessed Henry (Also called Amandus, a name adopted in his writings). German mystic, born at Constance on 21 March, about 1295; died at Ulm, 25 January, 1366; declared Blessed in 1831 by Gregory XVI, who assigned his feast in the Dominican Order to 2 March. HIS LIFE His father belonged to the noble family … Continue reading “Suso, Blessed Henry”

Susil, Franz a Roman Catholic divine, was born in 1804 at Neu-Rausnitz, near Austerlitz. In 1827 he received holy orders, and in 1837 was appointed- professor at Brinn. He died June 1,1868, at Bystric, in Moravia. Susil was one of the most prominent theologians and poets of Moravia. Of his works, which are all written … Continue reading “Susil, Franz”

Susi (Heb. Susi’, , horseman; Sept. , the father of Gaddi, which latter was the commissioner from the tribe of Manasseh to explore Canaan the first time (Numbers 13 :If). B.C. ante 1657. Fuente: Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature Susi the father of Gaddi, who was one of the twelve spies (Num. 13:11). … Continue reading “Susi”

Susceptirbs (receivers), a term applied 1. To deaconesses, who assisted in undressing and dressing candidates for baptism, in anointing, and the like. 2. To sponsors, with special reference to the services rendered immediately before and after the rite of baptism. Fuente: Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature

Susanna, The History Of being one of the appendices to the canonical book of Daniel. SEE DANIEL, APOCRYPHAL ADDITIONS TO. 1. Title and Position. This Apocryphal piece has different titles. Sometimes it is called () Susanna, sometimes () Daniel, and sometimes ( ) The Judgment of Daniel. Equally uncertain is its position. The Vat. and … Continue reading “Susanna, The History of”

Susanna and Tiburtius, Saints Roman martyrs, feast 11 August. The story is related in the legend of St. Sebastian that Chromatius, prefect of Rome, condemned several Christians to death. The prefect, however, was converted by St. Tranquillinus and baptized by Polycarp. Tiburtius, the only son of Chromatius, was also baptized through the persuasion of St. … Continue reading “Susanna and Tiburtius, Saints”

Susanna ( v.r. ; i.e. , Shoshanndh, a lily [q.v.]), the name of two females in the Bible. The name likewise occurs in Diod. Sic. as that of the daughter of Ninus (2, 6); and Sheshan (1Ch 2:31; 1Ch 2:34-35) is of the same origin and meaning (Gesen. Thesaur. s.v.). I. The heroine of the … Continue reading “Susanna”