Might (Noun), Mighty, Mightily, Mightier “power,” (a) used relatively, denotes “inherent ability, capability, ability to perform anything,” e.g., Mat 25:15, “ability;” Act 3:12, “power;” 2Th 1:7, RV, “(angels) of His power” (AV, “mighty”); Heb 11:11, RV, “power” (AV, “strength”); see ABILITY; (b) used absolutely, denotes (1) “power to work, to carry something into effect,” e.g., … Continue reading “Might (Noun), Mighty, Mightily, Mightier”
Miget, St
Miget, St a prelate of the French Church, was born about the beginning of the 7th century. His life was written in the 10th century by an anonymous hagiographer, and published by the Bollandists, June 6. Another chronicler of the same century, Adson, in his Legende de Saint Waldebert, abbe de Luxueil, says that St. … Continue reading “Miget, St”
Migdol
MIGDOL A tower, a frontier town in Northern Egypt towards the Red Sea, Jer 44:1 ; 46:14; Eze 29:10 ; 30:6. The Hebrews, on leaving Egypt, encamped between it and the sea, Exo 14:2 ; Num 33:7 . Fuente: American Tract Society Bible Dictionary Migdol (Heb. Migdol’, , a tower; Sept. or ), a town … Continue reading “Migdol”
Migdalgad
Migdalgad [Mig’dal-gad] City in the lowlands of Judah. Jos 15:37. Identified with el Mejdel 31 40′ N, 34 35′ E. Fuente: Concise Bible Dictionary
Migdalel
Migdalel [Mig’dal-el] Fortified city in Naphtali. Jos 19:38. Identified with Mujeidil, 33 14′ N, 35 21′ E. Fuente: Concise Bible Dictionary Migdalel Mig’dal-el. (tower of God). One of the fortified towns, of the possession of Naphtali, Jos 19:38 only, possibly deriving its name, from some ancient tower — the “tower of El”, or God. Fuente: … Continue reading “Migdalel”
Migdal-Sannah
Migdal-Sannah a large village located by Jerome (Ononmast. s.v. Senna, Magdal-senna, quod interpretatur Turris Senna; but perhaps he has merely misread Eusebius, ) at seven (Euseb. eight) Roman miles north of Jericho, on the border of Judea. Dr. Robinson (Bib. Res. 3:295) inclines to identify it with the Mejdel in the central mountains of Palestine, … Continue reading “Migdal-Sannah”
Migdal-gad
Migdal-gad (Heb. Migdal’-Gad, , tower of fortune; Sept. ), a town in the plain of Judah, mentioned between Hadashah and Dilean (Jos 15:37); probably the el-Mejdel a short distance northeast of Ascalon (Schwarz, Palest. page 103; Van de Velde, Memoir, page 334). It is a prosperous village, encircled by luxuriant orchards and olive groves, and … Continue reading “Migdal-gad”
Migdal-El
Migdal-el (Heb. Migdal’-El, , tower of God; Sept. v.r. or ), a fortified city of the tribe of Naphtali (Jos 19:38), named between Iron and Horem, possibly deriving its name from some ancient tower the tower, of El, or God. By Eusebius (Onomasticon, ) it is spoken of as a large village lying between Dora … Continue reading “Migdal-El”
Migdal-Eder
Migdal-Eder MIGDAL-EDER.See Eder, No. 1. Fuente: Hastings’ Dictionary of the Bible Migdal-Eder mig-dal-e-der. See EDER. Fuente: International Standard Bible Encyclopedia
Migdal-Edar
Migdal-Edar (tower of the flock), a place on the route of Jacob (Gen 35:21), probably about two miles south of Jerusalem, hear the Bethlehem road, where the cluster of ruins called Kirbet Um-Moghdala is now situated (Tobler, Dritte Wanderung, page 81). SEE EDAR. Fuente: Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature Migdal-Edar tower of the … Continue reading “Migdal-Edar”