Encyclopedic Dictionary of Bible and Theology

Sluice is in Isa 19:10 the improper rendering of the A.V. for , seker, hire (reward, in Pro 11:18). Fuente: Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature Sluice sloos (, sekher, literally, hire): In Isa 19:10, the King James Version reads, all that make sluices and ponds for fish. the Revised Version (British and American) … Continue reading “Sluice”

Sluggish for which see SLOTHFUL, is translated “sluggish” in Heb 6:12, RV; here it is set in contrast to confident and constant hope; in Heb 5:11 (“dull”) to vigorous growth in knowledge. See DULL. Fuente: Vine’s Dictionary of New Testament Words

SLUGGARD, THE Pro 6:6; Pro 13:4; Pro 15:19; Pro 19:24; Pro 20:4; Pro 21:25; Pro 26:16 –SEE Slothfulness, BUSINESS LIFE Sleep, SLEEP Fuente: Thompson Chain-Reference Bible

Sluggard slugard: Found only in the Old Testament, and there only in Proverbs. It is the rendering given the word acel everywhere in the Revised Version (British and American), but in the King James Version only in Pro 6:6, Pro 6:9; Pro 10:26; Pro 13:4; Pro 20:4; Pro 26:16 (elsewhere the King James Version translates … Continue reading “Sluggard”

Slowness Of Heart SLOWNESS OF HEART.A disposition which our Lord discerned in His disciples, especially in relation to His Person and work (Luk 24:25 ). He connects it with emptiness of mind (, cf. Bengel, who paraphrases, void of mind and slow of heart) as the joint cause of their failure to understand and believe … Continue reading “Slowness Of Heart”

Slowly (sailed) * For SLOWLY (sailed) see SAIL, No. 10 Fuente: Vine’s Dictionary of New Testament Words

37. SLOW. SLOTHFUL. IDLE The words , , and have similar meanings. occurs but three times in the N.T.; it differs from the other words in that it is used in a good as well as a bad sense, having only reference to time: ‘slow,’ in the sense of tardy. The Lord said, “O fools, … Continue reading “37. SLOW. SLOTHFUL. IDLE”

Slow slo: Chiefly for , ‘erekh, literally, long, in the phrase slow to anger (Neh 9:17, etc.). In Exo 4:10; Luk 24:25; Jam 1:19, for , kabhedh; , bradus, both meaning heavy, sluggish, while Sirach 7:35 uses be slow for , okneo, hesitate. In addition, the King James Version uses. slow for , argos, inactive, … Continue reading “Slow”

Slovensky Svet A weekly newspaper published in the Slovak language in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania by the Catholic American Publishing Company; founded in 1927. Fuente: New Catholic Dictionary

Slovenian Version Slovenian is a South-Slavic dialect, spoken in parts of Styria, and in Carinthia, Carniola, Croatia, etc. In all the southern provinces of the present empire of Austria, the doctrines of the Reformation made rapid progress in the beginning of the 16th century. In 1599, according to a letter written by a Romish bishop … Continue reading “Slovenian Version”