Rea, John, D.D a Presbyterian divine, was born in the village of Tully, Ireland, in 1772. He emigrated to the United States in 1799, and, after remaining at Philadelphia a short time, I left on foot, he says, travelled mostly alone through the wilderness, sad, gloomy, and dispirited, until, after many days, I arrived west … Continue reading “Rea, John, D.D”
Re-elaiah
Re-elaiah Re-ela’iah. (bearer of Jehovah). One who went up with Zerubbabel. Ezr 2:2 In Neh 7:7, he is called Raamiah. (B.C. 445). Fuente: Smith’s Bible Dictionary
R.D.C.
R.D.C. = Religious of Divine Compassion Fuente: New Catholic Dictionary
R.D.
R.D. = rural dean. Fuente: New Catholic Dictionary
R.C.J.
R.C.J. = Rogationists of the Sacred Heart; Rogationists Fuente: New Catholic Dictionary
R.C.
R.C. = Religious of the Cenacle Fuente: New Catholic Dictionary
RAZORS
RAZORS Num 6:5; Psa 52:2; Isa 7:20; Eze 5:1 Fuente: Thompson Chain-Reference Bible
Razor
Razor is the rendering in the A.V. of the following words: 1. , morahle (Sept. , ; Vulg. novacula, ferrum: from , scrape, or sweep. Gesenius connects it with the root , to fear [ Thesatur. p. 819j). This word occurs in Jdg 13:5; Jdg 16:17; 1Sa 1:11. 2. , ta’ar (Sept. ; Vulg. gladius: … Continue reading “Razor”
Razis
Razis ( , Vulg. Razias), one of the elders of Jerusalem, who killed himself under peculiarly terrible circumstances, that he might not fall into the hands of the wicked (2Ma 14:37-46). In dying he is reported to have expressed his faith in a resurrection (2Ma 14:46) a belief elsewhere characteristic of the Maccabean conflict. This … Continue reading “Razis”
Raynouard, Franccedil;pois-Juste-Marie
Raynouard, Franccedil;pois-Juste-Marie A French poet, dramatist, and philologist, b. at Brignoles, Var, 8 September, 1761; d. at Passy, 27 October, 1836. He studied law at Aix and, on being admitted to the bar, practised there. When the revolution broke out, he showed at first a great enthusiasm for liberty and was elected to the Legislative … Continue reading “Raynouard, Franccedil;pois-Juste-Marie”