Search Results for "Job.42.11"

Introduction There is no mention in the Bible of coins for money before the time of Ezra. Nehemiah 7:71 This does not mean that coinage was not used in Palestine before this date because some have been found. The first coins were minted by the Greeks about the time of Jehosaphat and Hezekiah's reig...

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er'-ring: An ornamental pendant of some kind hanging from the ears has been worn by both sexes in oriental lands from the earliest times. Among the Greeks and Romans, as with western peoples in general, its use was confined to females. The ears in the statue of the Medicean Venus are pierced and pro...

mun'-i: Various terms are used for money in the Bible, but the most common are the Hebrew keceph, and Greek argurion, both meaning silver. We find also qesiTah, rendered by Septuagint "lambs," probably referring to money in a particular form; chalkos, is used for money in Mt 10:9; Mr 6:8; 12:41. It ...

noz-ju'-elz, -joo'-elz (nezem (probably from nazam, "muzzle") a "nose-ring," or "nose-jewel," so rendered in Isa 3:21; "jewel in a swine's snout," Pr 11:22, the King James Version margin "ring"; "jewel on thy forehead," Eze 16:12, "ring upon thy nose"): In Ge 24:22, the King James Version rendered i...

sis'-ter ('achoth): Used repeatedly in the Old Testament of a female (1) having the same parents as another; or (2) having one parent in common, with another, half-sister (Ge 20:12; Le 18:9), and also (3) of a female belonging to the same family or clan as another, so a kinswoman (Ge 24:60; Job 42:1...