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ISBN 978-1-4185-9006-2 (eBook)
Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
Youngblood, Ronald F.
International children's Bible dictionary : a fun and easy-to-use guide to the words, people, and places in the Bible / Ronald F. Youngblood, F.F. Bruce, and R.K. Harrison.
p. cm.
ISBN 1-4003-0809-7
1. BibleDictionaries. I. Bruce, F. F. (Frederick Fyvie), 1910 II. Harrison, R. K. (Roland Kenneth) III. Title.
BS440.Y67 2006
220.3dc22
2005037687
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What did Lazaruss tomb look like?
Who was Jehosophat?
How do you spell Nebuh... Nebbi... Nebucka... you know, that really means king of Babylon?!
Stumped? Well, youve picked up the right book! From Aaron to Zipporah, The International Childrens Bible Dictionary will help you to understand the tough terms in your Bible.
If youre reading the International Childrens Bible, you already know that it was written just for you, in a language that you can understand. A team of scholars worked very hard to accurately translate the original Hebrew and Greek text into short sentences, simple phrases, and modern expressions. But still, there are weird words, interesting customs, and faraway places that most of us have never seenor even heard ofbefore. Thats where this handy, little book comes in.
Flipping through these pages, youll find:
Simple explanations of the Bibles most important words
An easy-to-read, color-coded timeline of Bible history
Over 200 colorful photos, maps, and charts
Lists of the miracles of Jesus, different kinds of money in the Bible, and many other interesting facts!
Youve probably already discovered that the Bible is an amazing book. With the help of this dictionary, we pray you will be able to fully understand its God-given message and apply its guiding truths to your life.
AARON [a-ur-un] the older brother of Moses and the first high priest of the Hebrew nation.
When God told Moses to lead the Hebrew people out of slavery in Egypt, Moses argued with God because he did not believe that he would be able to talk in a way that would make Pharaoh understand and do what God wanted. God listened to Moses and had Aaron speak for Moses (Exod. 4:1416).
AARONS ROD a rod used by Aaron to perform miracles.
When Moses and Aaron stood in front of Pharaoh, Aaron threw down his rod and it turned into a serpent (snake). When the magicians of Egypt did the same thing, Aarons rod swallowed up their rods (Exod. 7:12).
ABADDON [ab-ad-dun] (destruction) comes from a Hebrew word that usually means destruction (Job 26:6; 28:22).
In the Book of Revelation, Abaddon is an evil angel who is the ruler of the bottomless pit.
ABASE realizing that we have needs that only God can take care of (Phil. 4:12, NKJV ).
ABATE pull away from (Gen. 8:8, NKJV ; Lev. 27:18, NKJV ).
ABBA [ab-bah] (father) a word in the Aramaic language that is like the English word Daddy (Mark 14:36).
ABEDNEGO [ab-ed-ne-go] (servant of Nebo) the Chaldean name given to Azariah in King Nebuchadnezzars court when he was chosen to be one of the kings servants (Dan. 1:72:49). Abednego was thrown into the fiery furnace, along with Shadrach and Meshach, because he would not bow down and worship a golden image. A miracle happened, and God protected them from the fire (Dan. 3:1230).
ABEL [a-bel] (breath, vapor) the second son of Adam and Eve (Gen. 4:2) killed by his jealous brother, Cain (Gen. 4:48).
ABHOR to hate something or someone (Rom. 12:9, NKJV ).
ABIATHAR [ab-i-uth-ur] (father of abundance) the son of Ahimelech and a priest in the royal court of King David.
When Saul destroyed the village of Nob for helping David, Abiathar was the only one to escape (1 Sam. 22:623). When David became king he made Abiathar a priest in the royal court (2 Sam. 8:17; 1 Chron. 18:16).
ABIDE stay; continue (1 Sam. 1:22, NKJV ).
ABIGAIL [ab-e-gul] (father of joy) the wife of Nabal the Carmelite. After Nabal died, she became the wife of David (1 Sam. 25:3, 1442; 2 Sam. 2:2; 1 Chron. 3:1).
ABIHU [a-bi-hew] (he is my father) the second son of Aaron and Elisheba (Exod. 6:23).Abihu and his brother Nadab were killed in the Wilderness of Sinai for making a bad offering (Lev. 10:1) to the Lord.
ABIMELECH [a-bim-e-lek] (my father is king) the name of five men in the Old Testament:
1. The king of Gerar in the time of Abraham (Gen. 20:118; 21:2234).
2. The king of Gerar in the time of Isaac (Gen. 26:131).
3. The son of Gideon and the ruler of the city of Shechem (Judg. 8:3010:1; 2 Sam. 11:21). His mother was a slave from Shechem.
4. A priest in the time of David (1 Chron. 18:16).
5. Abimelech was probably the royal title of Achish, the king of Gath (1 Sam. 21:1015). He was a Philistine king who met David while David was running from King Saul (Ps. 34).
ABLUTION the ceremonial washing of your body, clothing, and other personal items to make them pure (Heb. 9:10, RSV).
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