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Pillow

Pillow is the rendering in the A.V. of three very different Hebrew and one Greek word. The proper term is in the plur. , meraashth (Gen 28:11; Gen 28:18, elsewhere bolster), which denotes simply a place for laying the head. In that passage we read that Jacob took of the stones of that place [Haran], … Continue reading “Pillow”

Pilled

PILLED Peeled, as a tree of its bark, Gen 30:37 . Fuente: American Tract Society Bible Dictionary Pilled (Gen 30:37-38) is a rendering of , patsal, to strip of the bark, being the same as strakes, i.e. streaks, in the same connection. PEELED (Isa 18:2; Eze 29:18), however, is a different word in the original, … Continue reading “Pilled”

Pillars

Pillars ‘ammud. A chief feature in Eastern building, the flat roofs being supported by pillars. The tent fashion remained even in permanent structures. Open Persian halls have the fronts supported by pillars and shaded by curtains fastened to the ground by pegs or to trees in the court (Est 1:6). The heaven is compared to … Continue reading “Pillars”

Pillar Saints

Pillar Saints devotees who stood on the tops of lofty pillars for many years in fulfillment of religious vows. The first who originated this practice was Simeon, a native of Syria, who was born about A.D. 390. In early youth he entered a monastery near Antioch, where he devoted himself to the most rigid exercises … Continue reading “Pillar Saints”

Pillar of Salt

Pillar of salt SEE LOT. Fuente: Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature Pillar of Salt See SLIME; LOT. Fuente: International Standard Bible Encyclopedia

Pillar of Fire

Pillar of Fire A low-lying cloud, luminous at night, which accompanied the Israelites during their wandering. By means of this miraculous phenomenon (Exodus 13), the Lord led the Hebrews of the Exodus for 40 years. It was a symbol of the leadership of Christ. Usually the cloud went before Israel, but in Exodus 14, it … Continue reading “Pillar of Fire”