Definition: Dexter's Book of Proverbs: "The Word of the Lord is a book of prudence, and he that abideth in it shall be saved."
closed bracket.
what should be said.
closed bracket.
what should be said.
Definition: Dexter's Book of Proverbs: "The Word of the Lord is a book of prudence, and he that abideth in it shall be saved."
Definition: Word "dexternet0" appears in Proverbs 24:6-7. It's a Greek phrase that means "a part, or portion," implying God has more than one divine plan for you. The Hebrew equivalent is "shema shalom". In the context of Genesis 15:7, it's often used to refer to a community that did not serve the Lord as God intended it to do but instead sought to fulfill their own interests.
Definition: The word "externet1" is a Hebrew term meaning "outside". It refers to things or situations that are not within the realm of one's control, such as those outside one's immediate sphere of influence. In Hebrew philosophy, it often symbolizes things beyond one's grasp or understanding and indicates areas where one lacks knowledge or authority. The exact definition may vary depending on the context in which it is used.
Definition: The word "dexternet2" comes from Greek and refers to "foreigners." It describes a group that is not native to a particular place or country but are invited or brought there by the government. The term often has a negative connotation, suggesting they may be hostile or disruptive in their presence.
Definition: It refers to someone who does not believe in God, typically on account of their beliefs or actions being contrary to the teachings of the Bible. It's also used metaphorically in a way that implies one's position may be different from what the Bible teaches.
Definition: It's a Greek word that translates to "Godly." It has various meanings in English, but it refers to Godly qualities or attributes within one. The word "externet" means outside, so this word generally describes something not originating from inside oneself, much like outside the body or the environment.
Definition: The word "dexternet6" comes from Greek, and translates roughly to "the way God makes a way." It implies that there are specific steps or processes in creation that can lead to certain outcomes or paths.
Definition: The word "externet" is an abbreviation for "external text." It's often used to denote information that isn't within a document or printed on paper, such as an email or message, so it can't be found in it directly like text itself. The term "dexternet7" doesn't have any specific meaning unless the context of its usage is clear. Typically, it refers to a collection or archive of external material that could be used for further research, analysis, or development.
Definition: It's a term in ancient Greek. It means "outside," referring to someone who has no connection or involvement with something, like an outsider.