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  • 12: Eliyahu (Elijah) — אֵלִיָּהוּ

    1. Term: Eliyahu — אֵלִיָּהוּ Meaning: “My God is Yahweh”; the name of the prophet Elijah. 2. Historical-Cultural Context: 3.…

  • 13: Hosanna — הוֹשַׁעְנָא

    1. Term: Hosanna — הוֹשַׁעְנָא Meaning: “Save, please!” or “Save now!” — A cry of praise and petition for salvation.…

  • 14: Barabbas — בַּר אֲבָּא

    1. Term: Barabbas — בַּר אֲבָּא Meaning: “Son of the father” — Name of the prisoner released instead of Jesus.…

  • 15: Mammon — מַמּוֹנָא (Further Cultural Insights)

    1. Term: Mammon — מַמּוֹנָא Meaning: Wealth, riches, or material possessions; often personified as a false master or idol. 2.…

  • 16: Maranatha — מָרָנָתָא (Review and Deeper Insight)

    1. Term: Maranatha — מָרָנָתָא Meaning: “Our Lord, come!” — A liturgical invocation expressing longing for Christ’s return. 2. Historical-Cultural…

  • The Importance of Latin in Biblical Studies and Christian Tradition

    Latin holds a prominent place in the history of Christianity and the transmission of the Bible. While it is not…

  • 1: Deus

    1. Term: Deus Pronunciation: DAY-oosMeaning: God — the supreme divine being. 2. Biblical Usage: 3. Example Verse: 4. Theological Significance:

  • 2: Spiritus

    1. Term: Spiritus Pronunciation: SPEE-ree-toosMeaning: Spirit, breath; refers to the Holy Spirit or a spiritual being/presence. 2. Biblical Usage: 3.…

  • 3: Fides

    1. Term: Fides Pronunciation: FEE-daysMeaning: Faith, trust, belief; confidence in God and His promises. 2. Biblical Usage: 3. Example Verse:…

  • 4: Gratia

    1. Term: Gratia Pronunciation: GRAH-tee-ahMeaning: Grace; unmerited favour or divine assistance given by God. 2. Biblical Usage: 3. Example Verse:…