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Shoulder-Piece

Shoulder piece (, kathe’ph, from an unused root meaning [according to Furst ] to bend or protect; often rendered side, sometimes arm), a term specially used (in the plur. fem. kethephoth) of the side pieces on the upper part of the high priest’s ephod (q.v.), which came up over the shoulder, where the front and … Continue reading “Shoulder-Piece”

Shoulder-Blade

Shoulder blade (, shikmah, fern. of , the common word for shoulder; used only in Job 31:22, where it clearly means the socket or bone to which the arm is attached). Fuente: Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature Shoulder-Blade sholder-blad (, shikhmah): Then let my shoulder (katheph) fall from the shoulder-blade (shikhmah), and mine … Continue reading “Shoulder-Blade”

Shoulder

Shoulder is the rendering mostly of , shekem (as being the part bent to receive a burden; but perhaps the word is rather primitive; occasionally back, etc.), and (Mat 23:4; Luk 15:4); frequently of , shok (properly the leg [as sometimes rendered], especially the so called right or heave shoulder [q.v.], Exo 29:22; Exo 29:27; … Continue reading “Shoulder”

Should

Should * Note: This is frequently part of the translation of the tense of a verb. Otherwise it translates the following: “to be about to” (for the significance of which see SHALL), e.g., Mar 10:32, RV, “were to;” Luk 19:11, RV, “was to;” “should” in Luk 22:23; Luk 24:21; Joh 6:71; Joh 7:39, RV, “were … Continue reading “Should”

Shotts, Kirk Of

Shotts, Kirk Of The prolonged services at this place under the ministry of Mr. Livingstone, about 1636, gave rise to the Monday sermon so common in Scotland after a communion service. Fuente: Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature

Shoshiskesha

Shoshiskesha in Hindu mythology, is a surname of Agni, the god of fire. It signifies the lord of brilliancy. Fuente: Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature

Shoshannim Eduth

SHOSHANNIM-EDUTH Lilies of testimony, Psa 60:12 . See SHUSHAN. Fuente: American Tract Society Bible Dictionary Shoshannim-eduth (Heb. Shoshannim’Eduth’, , lilies, a testimony; Sept. , Vulg. ii qui commutabuntur testimonium), a phrase found in the title of Psalms 80 as a direction to the Chief musician, which appears, according to the most probable conjecture, to denote … Continue reading “Shoshannim Eduth”