Archangel: (Gr. archangelos) Michael is the only spirit named as an archangel in the Bible. Nevertheless, some Bible scholars believe that ‘it is possible that
Category: Word of the Day
BIBLICAL WORD OF THE DAY: Aramaic: (Heb. arāmî)
Aramaic: (Heb. arāmî) It is a Semitic language similar to Phoenician and Hebrew, using the same alphabet. It was the language of the Arameans, who
BIBLICAL WORD OF THE DAY: Aram; Aramaeans: (Heb. arǎmmî)
Aram; Aramaeans: (Heb. arǎmmî) These were the descendants of Shem’s son Aram, who mainly lived in various regions N of Israel, running from the Lebanon
BIBLICAL WORD OF THE DAY: Appearing: (Gr. epiphaneia)
Appearing: (Gr. epiphaneia) It literally means “a shining forth,” which was used to refer to a divine being becoming visible to humans. Epiphaneia is used
BIBLICAL WORD OF THE DAY: Apostle: (Gr. apostolos)
Apostle: (Gr. apostolos) The basic sense of the word is a “messenger, representative,” or “sent one.” This was a special messenger or envoy of Jesus
BIBLICAL WORD OF THE DAY: Apostasy: (Gr. apostasia)
Apostasy: (Gr. apostasia) The term literally means “to stand away from” and is used to refer to ones who ‘stand away from the truth.’ It
