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Stalk

Stalk (, ets, a tree or wood [as often]; hence the woody or fibrous part of the flax stem, Jos 2:6; , kaneh, a reed [as often]; hence the strawy stem of grain, Gen 41:5; Gen 41:22; , kamah, the halm of the same, Hos 8:7). SEE PLANT. Fuente: Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical … Continue reading “Stalk”

Stalens, Jean

Stalens, Jean a Belgian theologian, was born in Calcar (duchy of Cleves) in 1595, and after having received licensure became curate at Rees in 1626; but being obliged to leave on account of zeal against the Reformed party, he entered the Congregation of the Oratory in 1657, and passed the rest of his life in … Continue reading “Stalens, Jean”

Stakes

Stakes Isa 33:20 (c) By this lovely type we learn how secure is that one who belongs to the Lord JESUS CHRIST and is kept by the power of GOD through faith unto salvation. Isa 54:2 (b) Probably we learn from this interesting type that the Lord wants us to constantly strengthen our faith through … Continue reading “Stakes”

Stake

Stake (, yathed, a peg or nail [as often rendered], especially a tent pin, Isa 33:20; Isa 54:2). SEE TENT. Fuente: Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature Stake stak: Isa 33:20; Isa 54:2 for , yathedh, tent-pin, or, perhaps, tent-pole (Exo 27:19; Jdg 4:21, etc.). The King James Version Sirach 43:19, The hoar frost,… … Continue reading “Stake”

stairs, rood

stairs, rood Stairs, often spiral and finely sculptured, leading from either side of the rood screen to the rood loft . Fuente: New Catholic Dictionary

Stairs

Stairs Respecting church stairs a few facts may be noticed. At Tamworth, where the church was collegiate and parochial, there are double stairs to the tower for the use of the several ringers before the respective services. Two sets of stairs also lead to the upper chapel at Christchurch, Hants, probably for the accommodation of … Continue reading “Stairs”

Stair

Stair (usually , or , an ascent; once , Son 2:14, a precipice, steep place, Eze 38:20; , a winding stair or staircase, 1Ki 6:8). The expression translated on the top of the stairs (2Ki 9:13) is one the clue to which is lost. The word rendered top is gerem, , i.e. a bone, and … Continue reading “Stair”