(a.) Alt. of Hellenistical.1843. exomologeo -- to agree, confess
... admit, acknowledge (cf. the early Hellenistic sense of the middle: I
acknowledge a debt), (c) I give thanks, praise. 1843 (from ...
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4647. skolops -- anything pointed, spec. a stake, thorn
... [4647 () refers to a thorn (sharp splinter) or even ; in Hellenistic vernacular, ().
4647 () typically means "thorn" in the ().]. Word Origin a prim. ...
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1535b. eiten -- then
... then. Transliteration: eiten Short Definition: then. Word Origin Ionic and Hellenistic
for eita Definition then NASB Word Usage then (2). 1535a, 1535b. ...
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1675. Hellenistes -- a Hellenist (Greek-speaking Jew)
... Word Origin from Hellenizo (to Hellenize) Definition a Hellenist
(Greek-speaking Jew) NASB Word Usage Hellenistic (2). Grecian. ...
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Antioch
... Gentiles. He was {59} a part of Hellenistic Christianity, and probably, as
will be seen later, not the most extreme of its adherents. ...
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The Literature
... marks these writings, taken as a whole, is their literary simplicity, their earnest
religious conviction, and their independence of Hellenistic philosophy and ...
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Introduction
... Here we see a version of the gospel which, while reflecting Paulinism, is more strongly
influenced by Hellenistic Judaism, and which, in several ways ...
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Introduction
... of the Lord's body. The basic Hellenistic idea that matter was evil led
inevitably to disbelief in the incarnation. God could not ...
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Contemporary Pagan and Heretical Hymns
... the choruses of Greek tragedy, were produced in the Hellenic or pre-Hellenic ages
which had been followed by more than two centuries of Hellenistic culture. ...
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Landmarks in the History of Early Christianity
... 14 Christ. See Jesus Christ, pre-existent, 106 Christians, Greek, 84 Hellenistic,
81 Jewish, 98 Christianity, Adoptionist. See Adoptionism ...
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The Old Faith Preparing for the New - Development of Hellenist ...
... from the so-called Sepharim Chitsonim, or outside books,' which probably included
both the products of a certain class of Jewish Hellenistic literature, and ...
/.../edersheim/the life and times of jesus the messiah/chapter iii the old faith.htm

The Greek of the Septuagint.
... subsection of an early stage of the koine, although, since the time of Scaliger,
it has been distinguished from the latter by the term 'Hellenistic [654] .' A ...
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The Jewish Dispersion in the West - the Hellenists - Origin of ...
... unmingled with indignation, which only occasionally gives way to the softer mood
of warning, or even invitation, that Jewish Hellenistic literature, whether in ...
/.../the life and times of jesus the messiah/chapter ii the jewish dispersion.htm

Conjunctions, 99-111
... Soph. Ant.710 kei tis e sophos. See GMT.454. b. In Hellenistic Greek the
use of ei with the subjunctive becomes common, eg -. Arist. ...
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Hellenistic (2 Occurrences)
... Noah Webster's Dictionary (a.) Alt. of Hellenistical. Multi-Version Concordance
Hellenistic (2 Occurrences). Acts 6:1 And in these ...
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Stephen (13 Occurrences)
... Haer., i0.26; Cyprian, Epist., iii.3). Of the seven men, all Hellenists, elected
to this office at the occasion of a grievance of the Hellenistic Christians in ...
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Desolation (131 Occurrences)
... But in opposition to this class, there were those who, influenced by the Hellenistic
culture, introduced by the conquests of Alexander the Great, were inclined ...
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Flavius
... to families of the priestly aristocracy; consequently he received an excellent
education, becoming familiar, not only with Jewish, but with Hellenistic, culture ...
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Josephus
... to families of the priestly aristocracy; consequently he received an excellent
education, becoming familiar, not only with Jewish, but with Hellenistic, culture ...
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Great (10383 Occurrences)
... Iphicrates, and the personal influence of Epaminondas, Philip seems to have united
to his admiration for Greek tactics a tincture of Hellenistic culture, and ...
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Hellenist
... between which stands the striking figure of Alexander the Great, and to apply to
the earlier period the adjective "Hellenic," that of "Hellenistic" to the ...
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Hellenism
... between which stands the striking figure of Alexander the Great, and to apply to
the earlier period the adjective "Hellenic," that of "Hellenistic" to the ...
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Nabathaeans
... Nabathites, more correctly "Nabataeans"): 1. Locality and Early History: A Semitic
(Arabian rather than Syrian) tribe whose home in early Hellenistic times was ...
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Nabataeans
... Nabathites, more correctly "Nabataeans"): 1. Locality and Early History: A Semitic
(Arabian rather than Syrian) tribe whose home in early Hellenistic times was ...
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