Encyclopedic Dictionary of Bible and Theology

Pricket an ecclesiastical term designating a spike on which candles were fixed. There are specimens from Kirkstall Abbey in the collection of the Society of Arts, London; and another, of Limoges enamel of the 13th century, is in the British Museum. Fuente: Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature

Pricked Song is, in music, a term applied to a composition used in ecclesiastical service. It is divided into descant, pricksong, counterpoint, and faburden, the last being a highly pitched key. Fuente: Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature

Pricked Psa 73:21 (b) GOD’s dealings with this dear man of GOD, Asaph, David’s song leader, hurt his mind and conscience, and he thus describes his feelings. The same truth is found in Act 2:37. Act 9:5 (a) It must be that Saul’s persecution of the Christians was hurting his own heart and conscience while … Continue reading “Pricked”

Prick (Verb) primarily, “to strike or prick violently, to stun,” is used of strong emotion, in Act 2:37 (Passive Voice), “they were pricked (in their heart).” Cp. katanuxis, “stupor, torpor of mind,” Rom 11:8. Fuente: Vine’s Dictionary of New Testament Words

Prick (Noun) * For PRICK (Noun) see GOAD Fuente: Vine’s Dictionary of New Testament Words

Prick prik: As a noun (= any slender pointed thing, a thorn, a sting) it translates two words: (1) , sekh, a thorn or prickle. Only in Num 33:55, those that ye let remain of them be as pricks in your eyes, i.e. shall be a source of painful trouble to you. (2) , kentron … Continue reading “Prick”

Prichard, John, D.D a Welsh Baptist minister, was born near Amlwch, Wales, in March 1796. He pursued his studies in the College of Abergavenny, and was ordained as pastor of the Church at Llangollen, which was his only settlement. Through his exertions a college was established in the place where he resided, in 1862, for … Continue reading “Prichard, John, D.D”

Price, Thomas, LL.D an English Baptist minister, was born at Bristol, April 21, 1802. He was converted at fifteen, and baptized in Broadmead Chapel by Dr. Ryland. In 1820 he studied in the Bristol Academy, and afterwards at the Glasgow and the Edinburgh universities; was ordained in 1824 copastor of the Devonshire Square Church, London, … Continue reading “Price, Thomas, LL.D”

Price, Thomas one of the most distinguished Welsh scholars of his age, was born Oct. 2, 1787, at Pencaerelin, in the parish of Llanafan Fawr, near Builth, in Brecknockshire. His father, the Rev. Rice Price, originally a stonemason, at the age of seventeen formed an attachment to Mary Bower, the descendant of a long line … Continue reading “Price, Thomas”

Price, Richard, D.D an eminent English divine noted for his scholarly attainments, his philosophical and mathematical contributions, his general devotion to truth in its highest forms, and a most consistent life, was born at Tynton, Glamorganshire, Wales, Feb. 23, 1723. His father, of whose second marriage Richard was the sole offspring, was a rigid Calvinistic … Continue reading “Price, Richard, D.D”