Definition: The word "domlog" has a number of meanings in the Bible, including: 1.

Domlog (Greek):

A place where God's Word was recorded. 2.

Logan (Jewish Bible translation):

Used to indicate that something is written or meant to be understood by a group of people. It can also denote specific information about the work of Moses in giving the Law to Israel, such as laws for worship and offerings. This word typically ends with "logos" for teaching. 3.

Logan (New International Version):

Used to indicate that something is written or meant to be understood by a group of people. 4.

Lamentations 1:7-9; Luke 22:19

: The Greek word "domlog," used in the New Testament, means "the place where God's Word was recorded" (from the Greek word "logos"). 5.

Logan (New Revised Standard Version):

Used to indicate that something is written or meant to be understood by a group of people. 6.

Logan (King James Bible):

Used to denote that something is written or meant to be understood by a group of people, for example in the book of Lamentations. These examples illustrate how "domlog" can refer to different aspects of God's Word depending on the specific context and cultural context.

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