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1 נצרות
Christianity -
2 אנטינומי
adj. antinomian, one who believes that the moral laws of the Old Testament were replaced by the teachings set forth in the New Testament (Christianity) -
3 אפוסטול
apostle, one of the 12 disciples of Jesus; missionary of the early Christian church; one who spreads the teachings of Christianity; one who advances an important cause or idea -
4 אפיסקופלי
adj. episcopal, pertaining to bishops; pertaining to the Episcopal Church (Christianity) -
5 הכנסייה הבפטיסטית
the Baptist Church, institution of the Baptist sect of Christianity -
6 המקומות הקדושים לנצרות
sites of religious importance for Christianity -
7 התנצרות
converting to Christianity -
8 ויאה דולורוזה
via dolorosa, street in the Old City of Jerusalem through which it is believed Jesus was led to his crucifixion (Christianity) ; path of torture or hardship, suffering -
9 עקרונות הנצרות
the principles of Christianity, Christian dogma -
10 אדום
אֱדוֹם(b. h. אֱדֹם) 1) pr. n. m. Edom, surname of Esau, son of Isaac; mostly used as a nom. gentil. Edomite, Edomite nation. 2) fem. (sub. מלכות) Rome, Roman government (owing to the dependence of Herod on Rome). Ex. R. s. 35; a. fr. Ibid. מלכות א׳; a. fr. (In subsequent ages: Christianity. -
11 אֱדוֹם
אֱדוֹם(b. h. אֱדֹם) 1) pr. n. m. Edom, surname of Esau, son of Isaac; mostly used as a nom. gentil. Edomite, Edomite nation. 2) fem. (sub. מלכות) Rome, Roman government (owing to the dependence of Herod on Rome). Ex. R. s. 35; a. fr. Ibid. מלכות א׳; a. fr. (In subsequent ages: Christianity. -
12 דומינקי
דּוֹמִינְקֵי, דּוֹמְנִיקֵיf. pl. (dominicae, sub aedes, v. Revue des Etudes Juives, 1884, p. 277) churches. Snh.74b הני קווקי וד׳ היכי יהבינן להו נורא Ms. M. (ed. omit. נורא; Var. lect., v. Rabb. D. S. a. l.) how dare we give fire to those churches (on Sundays)? קווקי, קוואקי, misnomer of κυριακή, the name used by the Greek teachers of Christianity, corresp. to the Latin dominica.For another explan. v. Revue des Etudes Juives 1885, p. 195sq. -
13 דּוֹמִינְקֵי
דּוֹמִינְקֵי, דּוֹמְנִיקֵיf. pl. (dominicae, sub aedes, v. Revue des Etudes Juives, 1884, p. 277) churches. Snh.74b הני קווקי וד׳ היכי יהבינן להו נורא Ms. M. (ed. omit. נורא; Var. lect., v. Rabb. D. S. a. l.) how dare we give fire to those churches (on Sundays)? קווקי, קוואקי, misnomer of κυριακή, the name used by the Greek teachers of Christianity, corresp. to the Latin dominica.For another explan. v. Revue des Etudes Juives 1885, p. 195sq. -
14 דּוֹמְנִיקֵי
דּוֹמִינְקֵי, דּוֹמְנִיקֵיf. pl. (dominicae, sub aedes, v. Revue des Etudes Juives, 1884, p. 277) churches. Snh.74b הני קווקי וד׳ היכי יהבינן להו נורא Ms. M. (ed. omit. נורא; Var. lect., v. Rabb. D. S. a. l.) how dare we give fire to those churches (on Sundays)? קווקי, קוואקי, misnomer of κυριακή, the name used by the Greek teachers of Christianity, corresp. to the Latin dominica.For another explan. v. Revue des Etudes Juives 1885, p. 195sq. -
15 ערב
עֵרֶבm. (b. h.; עָרַב I) 1) woof, opp. שתי warp. Kel. I, 5 חוט ע׳ a thread of the woof (thicker than that of the warp). Nidd.25b כשל ע׳ as thick as a thread of the woof; a. fr.Trnsf. the latitudinal direction, opp. to שתי longitudinal direction. Sabb.85b אם היו זרועין שתי זורען ע׳ if the beds (in a square) were planted lengthwise, he must plant (on the interspaces) crosswise. Ḥull.109b קורעו שתי וע׳ he tears it (the udder) lengthwise and crosswise. Y.Ter.III, 42a bot. משהילכו בהן שתי וע׳ as soon as they trod on them (the grapes) once lengthwise and crosswise; a. fr.(In later Hebrew שתי וע׳ cross, emblem of Christianity. 2) mixture; ע׳ רב (= ערברב) mixed multitude. Tanḥ. Ki Thissa 30. Bets.32b הני מע׳ רבוכ׳ they are descendants of the mixed multitude (that came from Egypt); a. e., v. עֵירַבְרְבִין. -
16 עֵרֶב
עֵרֶבm. (b. h.; עָרַב I) 1) woof, opp. שתי warp. Kel. I, 5 חוט ע׳ a thread of the woof (thicker than that of the warp). Nidd.25b כשל ע׳ as thick as a thread of the woof; a. fr.Trnsf. the latitudinal direction, opp. to שתי longitudinal direction. Sabb.85b אם היו זרועין שתי זורען ע׳ if the beds (in a square) were planted lengthwise, he must plant (on the interspaces) crosswise. Ḥull.109b קורעו שתי וע׳ he tears it (the udder) lengthwise and crosswise. Y.Ter.III, 42a bot. משהילכו בהן שתי וע׳ as soon as they trod on them (the grapes) once lengthwise and crosswise; a. fr.(In later Hebrew שתי וע׳ cross, emblem of Christianity. 2) mixture; ע׳ רב (= ערברב) mixed multitude. Tanḥ. Ki Thissa 30. Bets.32b הני מע׳ רבוכ׳ they are descendants of the mixed multitude (that came from Egypt); a. e., v. עֵירַבְרְבִין.
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