Search Results for "Jephthah"

jef'-tha (yiphtach, "opened," or "opener," probably signifying "Yahweh will open"; Iephthae; used as the name of a place, as in Jos 15:43; 19:14; of a man, Jg 10:6 through Jg 12:7): Ninth judge of the Israelites. His antecedents are obscure. Assuming Gilead to be the actual name of his father, his m...

For more much more on this story, see "Think Before You Speak" In the eleventh chapter of Judges, Jephthah makes a costly vow with God, and wins a battle against the Ammonites. There are three tangible symbols that I will discuss. The message of Jepthath to the king of Ammon (negotiation), the respo...

Bach Lays The Foundation Of Modern Music 1723 Date:2004 Our first recognized triumph in the marvelous modern development of music, the first great masterpiece which taught the world the beauty of which the art is capable, was Bach's Das Wohltemperirte Clavier. The production marks, therefore, "the...

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Introduction The most comprehensive list of foreign nations known to the Hebrews is that given in Genesis 10 in the form of a genealogical table of the descendants of Shem, Ham and Jepheth. The descendants are nations not individuals, and broadly speaking they form three geographical groups, the nor ...

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