Aaron ( derivation uncertain, possibly an Egyptian name; Greek Aaron G2). The Oldest son of AMRAM and JOCHEBED, of the tribe of LEVI, and the brother MOSES and MIRIAM ( Exodus 6:20, Numbers 26:59). He was born during the Captivity in Egypt, before PHAROAH’S edict that all male infants should be destroyed and was three… Continue reading AaRON

                                                ABBREVIATIONS GENERAL ABBREVIATIONS AKK —————————- AKKADIAN ANE—————————–  ANCIENT NEAR EAST ANET—————————- ANCIENT NEAR EAST TEXT  RELATING TO THE OLD TESTAMENT , ed. J.B. Pritchard, 3rd. Edition ( 1969 ). AOR ——————————… Continue reading ABBREVIATIONS

Robert A Millikan, American Physicist and Nobel Price winner, Once said that aknowledge of the bible is an indispensable qualification of a well educated man. No other single book in the history of literature has been so widely distributed or read, or has exercised so powerful an influence on Civilization. It is the fountainhead of… Continue reading PREFACE TO THE FIRST EDITION

For More than two decades the Zondervan Pictorial Dictionary  has been a best seller. During that period however more background information have become available. Archaeological excavations have been carried out on biblical sites. New books have been written to enhance our understanding of the bible. A further dimension was added with the publication of the… Continue reading Preface To the Second Edition

      ZONDERVAN@   ZONDERVAN ILLUSTRATED BIBLE  DICTIONARY The Most Accurate And Comprehensive Bible  Dictionary Available  BY: J.D Douglas and Merrill C. Tenney Created to Help You get more out of Your Study of  the Bible, This Book contains: 7,200 Entries 500 Full Color Photographs, Charts, and Illustrations 75 Full Color Maps Scripture Index… Continue reading Zondervan Illustrated Bible Dictionary

Tribulation TRIBULATION (צַר֒, H7639, צָרָה֒, H7650, straits, distress, affliction; θλίβω, G2567, to press together, to oppress; θλῖψις, G2568, pressure, oppression, tribulation). Generally, tribulation in the Bible is affliction of one person by another. Clarity requires distinction of the source and object. 1. Judgmental tribulation. God may afflict His people for their unfaithfulness. Should Israel sin like the nations it drove out of Canaan, it too would be driven out and scattered… Continue reading GREAT TRIBULATION

God  The Old Testament. In the Old Testament the plural form elohim [yihl\a] became the favored generic term for God. This development is lost in obscurity, but the evidence from ancient literature contemporary with the Old Testament attests to the use of the plural form in other cultures around Israel as the designation of a single deity… Continue reading GOD OF HEAVEN

Genesis GENESIS jĕn’ ə sis (בְּרֵאשִׁ֖ית, using the first word of the book in beginning, LXX γένεσις, G1161, beginning). This article assumes that authorship of Genesis may rightly be attributed to Moses. No statement in the book makes that claim, nor does any other OT book. The NT makes assertions, as we shall see, that point to Mosaic authorship of the… Continue reading GENESIS, BOOK OF

The biblical “heavenly garden” concept refers to the Garden of Eden, a paradise on earth described in the Book of Genesis, and the future heavenly paradise described in Revelation. It’s a symbol of a restored Eden, a place of perfect harmony and beauty, free from sin and suffering, where God dwells with his people. Elaboration: GARDEN OF… Continue reading THE HEAVENLY GARDEN

Gabriel One Of the few named angels in the Bible  is Gabriel. Although  called an angel in the Bible, Gabriel is classified as an archangel in the non canonical Jewish Book Of 1 Enoch ( Chs. 9; 20; 40 ). The name Gabriel means  ” Man of God ” ; He is mention Four times… Continue reading Dictionary