Man-ho-pa the Great Spirit, worshipped by the North American Indians, whom they propitiate by presents, and by fastings and lamentations during the space of from three to five days. Their traditions state that the great waters divide the home of the Great Spirit from the abode of the red man; but there is a very … Continue reading “Man-ho-pa”
Man-child
Man-Child manchld (American Standard Revised Version; man child, the English Revised Version; not in the King James Version; , mashtn bekr): The expression is used with the meaning of male, but is found only in the description of the extermination of a whole family, where it is employed to express every male descendant of any … Continue reading “Man-child”
Man, Alexander
Man, Alexander a Scotch prelate, was bishop of the see of Caithness in 1389, and was witness to a charter of the earl of Sutherland in 1400. He died in 1409. See Keith, Scottish Bishops, page 213. Fuente: Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature
Man (see also Men)
Man (see also Men) is used (a) generally, of “a human being, male or female,” without reference to sex or nationality, e.g., Mat 4:4; Mat 12:35; Joh 2:25; (b) in distinction from God, e.g., Mat 19:6; Joh 10:33; Gal 1:11; Col 3:23; (c) in distinction from animals, etc., e.g., Luk 5:10; (d) sometimes, in the … Continue reading “Man (see also Men)”
Man (Second)
Man (Second) 1Co 15:47 CHRIST JESUS is called the second man because He began a new race of heavenly people. He was the first one of that marvelous family called the “Church,” or the “Body,” or the “Kingdom,” or the “Family” of GOD. All those who belong to CHRIST JESUS have come to Him for … Continue reading “Man (Second)”
Man (First)
Man (First) 1Co 15:47 Adam is used in this case under this title as the beginning of the human race so that every person on earth partakes of the characteristics of that first man. Physically we are all made like he was made. We have the same members and faculties. He began the human race, … Continue reading “Man (First)”
Man
Man Introduction.-The fundamental fact for apostolic anthropology is the new value assigned to human nature by Jesus Christ, both through His personal attitude and teaching, and through His life, death, and resurrection. Jesus saw every man thrown into relief against the background of the kingly Fatherhood of God-encompassed by His mercy, answerable to His judgment. … Continue reading “Man”
Mamuchus
Mamuchus (, Vulg. Maluchus), given (1Es 9:20) by corruption for MALLUCH SEE MALLUCH (q.v.) of the Heb. list (Ezr 10:29). Fuente: Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature Mamuchus MAMUCHUS (1Es 9:30) = Malluch, Ezr 10:29. Fuente: Hastings’ Dictionary of the Bible Mamuchus ma-mukus (, Mamouchos): One of those who put away their strange wives … Continue reading “Mamuchus”
Mamre
MAMRE An Amorite prince, brother of Eshcol and Aner. All three united their forces to aid Abraham in the rescue of Lot, Gen 14:1-24 . He gave his name to the town where he dwelt, afterwards Hebron, in the suburbs of which was a large terebinth-tree, or grove, (see OAK,) called in the English Bible … Continue reading “Mamre”
Mamnitanemus
Mamnitanemus MAMNITANEMUS (1Es 9:34) corresponds to the two names Mattaniah, Mattenai in Ezr 10:37, of which it is a corruption. Fuente: Hastings’ Dictionary of the Bible Mamnitanemus mam-ni-ta-nemus (, Mamnitanaimos; Codex Vaticanus , Mamtitanaimos; the King James Version, Mamnitanaimus): 1 Esdras 9:34, where it represents the two names Mattaniah and Mattenai in the parallel Ezr … Continue reading “Mamnitanemus”