Meuzal MEUZAL.Eze 27:19 AVm [Note: Authorized Version margin.] . See Uzal. Fuente: Hastings’ Dictionary of the Bible Meuzal me-uzal (, me’uzal, or , me’uzal): A word which occurs only in the King James Version margin of Eze 27:19. The rendering in the King James Version text is going to and fro, in the Revised Version … Continue reading “Meuzal”
Meuzai
Meuzai Meu’zai. Eze 27:19, margin. See Uzal. Fuente: Smith’s Bible Dictionary
Meusel (Or Mosel), Wolfgang
Meusel (Or Mosel), Wolfgang (Latin Musculus), a German Protestant theologian and Hebraist, was born at Dieuze, Lorraine (lately in France, but now in Germany), in 1497. At the age of fifteen, through the good offices of the prior, he was entered as a novice in the monastery of the Benedictines near Lixheim. After a course … Continue reading “Meusel (Or Mosel), Wolfgang”
Meuschen, Johann Gerhard
Meuschen, Johann Gerhard a learned German Protestant theologian, was born at Osnabruck, in Westphalia, May 4, 1680, a son of the minister Johann Conrad Meuschen at the St. Catharinenkirche. He commenced his education at the gymnasium of his native town; in 1699 entered the University of Jena, where, in 1702, he secured the title of … Continue reading “Meuschen, Johann Gerhard”
Meurer, Moritz
Meurer, Moritz a Lutheran theologian of Germany, was born August 3, 1806, at Pretzsch, on the Elbe. He studied at Leipsic, was in 1833 teacher at the seminary in Weissenfels, in 1834 deacon at Waldenburg, in 1835 archdeacon, and in 1841 pastor. He died at Callenberg, May 10, 1877. He is the author of biographical … Continue reading “Meurer, Moritz”
Meur, Vincent
Meur, Vincent a noted French divine, the inspirer of French foreign missions, was born at Tonguedec, in the diocese of Frdzuier, France, in 1628. When yet a young man, he obtained the post of almoner to the court of Louis XIV. Tiring, however, of the idleness which frequently intervened in the discharge of his duties, … Continue reading “Meur, Vincent”
Meunim, The
Meunim, The Meu’nim, The. (habitations). Neh 7:52 Elsewhere given in Authorized Version as Mehunim and Mehunims, The. See Mehunims, The. Fuente: Smith’s Bible Dictionary
Meunim
Meunim (Nehum 752). SEE MEHUNIM. Fuente: Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature Meunim MEUNIM.See Maani, Maon, Minans. Fuente: Hastings’ Dictionary of the Bible Meunim me-unim (the King James Version Mehunim). See MAON. Fuente: International Standard Bible Encyclopedia Meunim [Meu’nim] See MEHUNIM. Fuente: Concise Bible Dictionary
Meun, Jean Clopinel de
Meun, Jean Clopinel de (Or MEUNG.) French poet, b. c. 1260 in the little city of Meung-sur-Loire; d. at Paris between 1305 and 1320. He took the name of his native city, but received from his contemporaries the nickname Clopinel (clopiner, to limp) because he was lame. Such nicknames were very common in the Middle … Continue reading “Meun, Jean Clopinel de”
Meuillon, Raymond De
Meuillon, Raymond De a French preacher and theologian, was born about 1235 in Dauphiny. After having declared to adhere to the rules of St. Domninic at the Convent of Sisteran, he was elected in 1264 general preacher of that order, and some time afterwards he was nominated definitor. In 1278 he was commissioned to go … Continue reading “Meuillon, Raymond De”