Search Results for "Heb.6.20"

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be-got'-'-n (yaladh; "to bear," "bring forth," "beget"; denotes the physical relation of either parent to a child, Ge 3:16; 4:18): Used metaphorically of God's relation to Israel (De 32:18) and to the Messianic king (Ps 2:7); (gennao, "to beget," or "bear"): generally used of a father (Mt 1:1-16); m...

o'-ther: This word is used to translate two Greek words: (1) aitios, literally, "cause," hence, "author." Heb 5:9, He "became the author of eternal salvation." (2) archego = literally, "chief leader," "prince," "captain"; then author, originator. It is rendered "author" in the following passages: (a...

for-run'-er (prodromos): This word occurs but once in the Bible: "Whither as a forerunner Jesus entered for us" (Heb 6:20). The word signifies one who comes in advance to a place where the rest are to follow, or one who is sent on before as a scout to take observations. In this sense Christ is our f...

je-ath'-e-ri, jeat'-e-ri (Revised Version (British and American)), (the King James Version) (ye'atheray, meaning unknown): A descendant of Gershom, "son" of Levi (1Ch 6:21 (Heb 6:1-20)), and probably an ancestor of Asaph (so commentators); in Heb 6:20 the corresponding name is "Ei." The difference i...

zef-a-ni'-a (tsephanyah, tsephanyahu, "Yah hath treasured"): ⇒See a list of verses on ZEPHANIAH in the Bible. (1) The prophet. See ZEPHANIAH, BOOK OF. ⇒See also the McClintock and Strong Biblical Cyclopedia. (2) A Levite or priest (1Ch 6:36 (Heb 6:20)), called in some genealogies "Uriel" (1Ch 6:...