Sabaoth, Lord of Hebrew tsebaot (not Sabbath, an altogether different word), i.e. “of hosts”, namely, of the heavenly powers (1Ki 22:19; Psa 103:21; Psa 148:2; Rom 9:29; Jam 5:4, reminding the rich who think the poor have no advocate that the Lord of the whole hosts in heaven is their patron). Implying the boundless resources … Continue reading “Sabaoth, Lord of”
Sabaoth
SABAOTH Or rather Tsabaoth, hosts or armies. JEHOVAH SABAOTH is the Lord of Hosts; and we are to understand the word hosts in the most comprehensive sense, as including the host of heaven, the angels and minister of the Lord; the stars and planets, which, as an army ranged in battle array, perform the will … Continue reading “Sabaoth”
Sabanus
Sabanus (, classical , a linen cloth), a white cloth with which the infant was covered in baptism. This was an ancient practice. From the 4th century we find frequent mention of clothing the newly baptized in white garments. These garments, as emblems of purity, were delivered to them with a solemn charge to keep … Continue reading “Sabanus”
Sabannus
Sabannus SABANNUS (1Es 8:53) = Binnui, Ezr 8:35. Fuente: Hastings’ Dictionary of the Bible Sabannus sa-bannus (, Sabannos; the King James Version Sabban): The father of Moeth, one of the Levites to whom the silver and gold were delivered (1 Esdras 8:63). Moeth the son of Sabannus stands in the position of Noadiah the son … Continue reading “Sabannus”
Sabanneus
Sabanneus SABANNEUS (1Es 9:33) = Zabad, Ezr 10:33. Fuente: Hastings’ Dictionary of the Bible Sabanneus sab-a-neus (Codex Vaticanus , Sabannaious; Codex Alexandrinus , Bannaious; the King James Version Bannaia, following the Aldine): One of the sons of Asom who had married strange wives (1 Esdras 9:33) = Zabad in Ezr 10:33. Fuente: International Standard Bible … Continue reading “Sabanneus”
Sabaism
Sabaism SEE SABAEAN. Fuente: Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature
Sabai Version Of The Scriptures
Sabai Version Of The Scriptures Sabai is spoken in several islands in Torres Strait, between Australia and Papua. The gospel of Mark was printed at Sydney in 1883 under the care of the Auxiliary of the British and Foreign Bible Society. The translation was made by a teacher, Elia, who had been fifteen years engaged … Continue reading “Sabai Version Of The Scriptures”
Sabaeans
Sabaeans SABANS.See Sheba. Fuente: Hastings’ Dictionary of the Bible Sabaeans sa-beanz (, shebha’m (Joe 3:8 the King James Version), , sebha’m; , Sabaem, , Sebaem (Isa 45:14); read , sabha’m, but rendered as though from sabha’, to imbibe, hence, drunkards; , oinomenoi, wine-drunken (Eze 23:42 the King James Version)): 1. Forms of the Word: Sabaeans … Continue reading “Sabaeans”
Sabaean
Sabaean As much confusion has been introduced by the variety of meanings which the name Saboeans has been made to bear, it may be proper to specify in this place their distinctive derivations and use. In our Authorized Version of Scripture the term seems to be applied to three different tribes. 1. The Sebaim ( … Continue reading “Sabaean”
SABACTHANI
SABACTHANI Hast thou forsaken me, a Syro-Chaldaic word, a part of our Savior’s exclamation on the cross, Mat 27:46 ; the whole is taken from Psa 22:1, where it is used prophetically. Fuente: American Tract Society Bible Dictionary