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<td>''' Sorek vine; hissing; a color inclining to yellow'''</td> | <td>''' Sorek vine; hissing; a color inclining to yellow'''</td> | ||
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− | <td>''' | + | <td>''' Sosthenes savior; strong; powerful'''</td> |
− | <td>''' | + | <td>''' Sotai conclusion in pleading; binding'''</td> |
− | <td>''' | + | <td>''' Spain rare; precious'''</td> |
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− | <td>''' | + | <td>''' Stachys spike or ear of corn'''</td> |
− | <td>''' | + | <td>''' Stephanas crown; crowned'''</td> |
− | <td>''' | + | <td>''' Stephen same as Stephanas'''</td> |
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− | <td>''' | + | <td>''' Suah speaking; entreating; ditch'''</td> |
− | <td>''' | + | <td>''' Succoth tents; tabernacles'''</td> |
− | <td>''' | + | <td>''' Succoth-benoth the tents of daughters, or young women; or prostitutes '''</td> |
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− | <td>''' | + | <td>''' Sud my secret'''</td> |
− | <td>''' | + | <td>''' Sur that withdraws or departs; rebellion'''</td> |
− | <td>''' | + | <td>''' Susanna lily; rose; joy'''</td> |
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− | <td>''' | + | <td>''' Susi horse; swallow; moth '''</td> |
− | <td>''' | + | <td>''' Sychar end'''</td> |
− | <td>''' | + | <td>''' Syene a bush; enmity'''</td> |
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− | <td>''' | + | <td>''' Syntyche that speaks or discourses'''</td> |
− | <td>''' | + | <td>''' Syracuse that draws violently'''</td> |
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Latest revision as of 21:45, 31 May 2015
Dictionary of Scripture Proper Names
CONTENTS
A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L |
M | N | O | P | Q | R | |S | T | U | V | Z |
S
Sabaoth Lord of hosts | Sabeans captivity; conversion; old age | Sabtah a going about or circuiting; old age |
Sabtechah that surrounds; that causes wounding | Sacar wares; a price | Sadducees followers of |
Sadoc or Zadok just; righteous | Salamis shaken; test; beaten | Salathiel asked or lent of God |
Salcah thy basket; thy lifting up | Salem complete or perfect peace | Salim foxes; fists; path |
Sallai or Sallu an exaltation; a basket | Salma peace; perfection | Salmon peaceable; perfect; he that rewards |
Salome same as Salmon | Samaria watch-mountain | Samlah his raiment; his left hand; his astonishment |
Samos full of gravel | Samothracia an island possessed by the Samians and Thracians | Samson his sun; his service; there the second time |
Samuel heard of God; asked of God | Sanballat bramble-bush; enemy in secret | Sanhedrin sitting together |
Sansannah bough or bramble of the enemy | Saph rushes; sea-moss | Saphir delightful |
Sapphira that relates or tells | Sarah lady; princess; princess of the multitude | Sarai my lady; my princess |
Sardis prince of joy | Sardites removing a dissension | Sarepta a goldsmith's shop |
Sargon who takes away protection | Sarid remaining; hand of a prince | Saron same as Sharon |
Sarsechim master of the wardrobe | Saruch branch; layer; lining | Satan contrary; adversary; enemy; accuser |
Saul demanded; lent; ditch; death | Sceva disposed; prepared | Seba a drunkard; that turns |
Sebat twig; scepter; tribe | Secacah shadow; covering; defense | Sechu defense; bough |
Secundus second | Segub fortified; raised | contSeir or Seirath hairy; goat; demon; tempestent |
Sela a rock | Sela-hammah-lekoth rock of divisions | Selah the end; a pause |
Seled affliction; warning | Seleucia shaken or beaten by the waves | Sem same as Shem |
Semachiah joined to the Lord | Semaiah obeying the Lord | Semei hearing; obeying |
Senaah bramble; enemy | Seneh same as Senaah | Senir bed-candle; changing |
Sennacherib bramble of destruction | Seorim gates; hairs; tempests | Sephar book; scribe; number |
Sepharad a book descending | Sepharvaim the two books; the two scribes | Serah lady of scent; song; the morning star |
Seraiah prince of the Lord | Seraphim burning; fiery | Sered dyer's vat |
Sergius net | Serug branch; layer; twining | Seth put; who puts; fixed |
Sethur hid; destroying | Shaalabbim understanding, or son of a fox | Shaalbim that beholds the heart |
Shaalbonite a fox's building | Schaaph fleeing; thinking | Shaaraim gates; valuation; hairs |
Shaashgaz he that presses the fleece; that shears the sheep | Shabbethai my rest | Shachia protection of the Lord |
Shadrach tender, nipple | Shage touching softly; multiplying much | Shalem same as Salem |
Shalim same as Salim | Shalisha three; the third; prince; captain | Shallum perfect; agreeable |
Shalmai my garment | Shalman peaceable; perfect; that rewards | Shalmaneser peace; tied; chained; perfection; retribution |
Shamariah throne or keeping of the Lord | Shamed destroying; wearing out | Shamer keeper; thorn; dregs |
Shamgar named a stranger; he is here a stranger | Shamhuth desolation; destruction | Shamir or Shamer prison; bush; lees; thorn |
Shammah loss; desolation; astonishment | Shammai my name; my desolations | Shammoth names; desolations |
Shammuah he that is heard; he that is obeyed | Shamsherai there a singer or conqueror | Shapham or Shaphan rabbit; wild rat; their lip; their brink |
Shaphat judge | Sharai my lord; my prince; my song | Sharar navel; thought; singing |
Sharezer overseer of the treasury, or of the storehouse | Sharon his plain; his song | Shashai rejoicing; mercy; linen |
Shashak a bag of linen; the sixth bag | Shaul or Saul asked; lent; a grave | Shaveh the plain; that makes equality |
Shealtiel same as Salathiel | Sheariah gate of the Lord; tempest of the Lord | Shear-jashub the remnant shall return |
Sheba captivity; old man; repose; oath | Shebam compassing about; old men | Shebaniah the Lord that converts, or recalls from captivity |
Shebarim breakings; hopes | Sheber breaking; hope | Shebna who rests himself; who is now captive |
Shebuel turning, or captivity, or seat, of God | Shecaniah habitation of the Lord | Shechem part; portion; back early in the morning |
Shedeur field of light; light of the Almighty | Shehariah mourning or blackness of the Lord | Shelah that breaks; that unties; that undresses |
Shelemiah God is my perfection; my happiness; my peace | Sheleph who draws out | Shelesh captain; prince |
Shelomi or Shelomith my peace; my happiness; my recompense | Shelumiel same as Shelemiah | Shem name; renown |
Shema hearing; obeying | Shemaiah that hears or obeys the Lord | Shemariah God is my guard |
Shemeber name of force; name of the strong | Shemer guardian; thorn | Shemida name of knowledge; that puts knowledge |
Sheminith eighth (an eight-stringed instrument) | Shemiramoth the height of the heavens | Shemuel appointed by God |
Shen tooth; ivory; change | Shenazar treasurer of a tooth | Shenir lantern; light that sleeps |
Shephatiah the Lord that judges | Shephi beholder; honeycomb; garment | Shepho desert |
Shephuphan serpent | Sherah flesh; relationship | Sherebiah singing with the Lord |
Sheshach bag of flax or linen | Sheshai six; mercy; flax | Sheshan lily; rose; joy; flax |
Sheshbazzar joy in tribulation; joy of the vintage | Shethar putrefied; searching | Shethar-boznai that makes to rot; that seeks those who despise me |
Sheva vanity; elevation; fame; tumult | Shibboleth or Sibboleth ear of corn; stream or flood | Shibmah overmuch captivity, or sitting |
Shicron drunkenness; his gift; his wages | Shiggaion a song of trouble or comfort | Shihon sound; wall of strength |
Shihor-libnah blackness of Libnah | Shilhi or Shilhim bough; weapon; armor | Shilhi or Shilhim bough; weapon; armor |
Shiloah same as Siloah | Shiloh sent | Shiloh (name of a city) peace; abundance |
Shilom tarrying; peace-maker | Shilshah three; chief; captain | Shimeah or Shimeath that hears, or obeys; perdition |
Shimei or Shimi that hears or obeys; my reputation; my fame | Shimeon same as Simeon | Shimma same as Shimeah |
Shimon providing well; fatness; oil | Shimrath hearing; obedient | Sosthenes savior; strong; powerful |
Shimri thorn; dregs | Shimrith or Shimron same as Shimri | Shinab father of changing |
Shinar watch of him that sleeps | Shiphi multitude | Shiphrah handsome; trumpet; that does good |
Shisha of marble; pleasant | Shishak present of the bag; of the pot; of the thigh | Shitrai gatherer of money |
Shittim thorns | Shiza this gift | Shoa kings; tyrants |
Shobab returned; turned back; a spark | Shobach your bonds; your chains | Shobai turning captivity |
Shobal path; ear of corn | Shobek made void; forsaken | Shochoh defense; a bough |
Shoham keeping back | Shomer keeper; dregs | Shophach pouring out |
Shophan rabbit; hid | Shoshannim those that shall be changed | Shua crying; saving |
Shuah ditch; swimming; humiliation | Shual fox; path; first | Shubael returning captivity; seat of God |
Shuham talking; thinking; humiliation; budding | Shulamite peaceable; perfect; that recompenses | Shunem their change; their sleep |
Shuni changed; sleeping | Shuphim or Shuppim wearing them out; their shore | Shur wall; ox; that beholds |
Shushan lily; rose; joy | Shuthelah plant; verdure; moist; pot | Sia moving; help |
Sibbechai bough; cottage; of springs | Sibmah conversion; captivity | Sichem portion; shoulder |
Siddim the tilled field | Sidon hunting; fishing; venison | Sigionoth according to variable songs or tunes, |
Sihon rooting out; conclusion | Sihor black; trouble (the river Nile) | Silas three, or the third |
Silla exalting | Siloa, Siloam, Siloe same as Shilhi | Silvanus who loves the forest |
Simeon that hears or obeys; that is heard | Simon that hears; that obeys | Sin bush |
Sinai a bush; enmity | Sinim south country | Sion noise; tumult |
Sippai threshold; silver cup | Sinon a breast-plate; deliverance | Sisamai house; blindness |
Sisera that sees a horse or a swallow | Sitnah hatred | Sivan a bush or thorn |
Smyrna myrrh | So a measure for grain; vail | Socoh tents; tabernacles |
Sodi my secret | Sodom their secret; their cement | Solomon peaceable; perfect; one who recompenses |
Sopater or Sosipater who defends the father | Sophereth scribe, numbering | Sorek vine; hissing; a color inclining to yellow |
Sosthenes savior; strong; powerful | Sotai conclusion in pleading; binding | Spain rare; precious |
Stachys spike or ear of corn | Stephanas crown; crowned | Stephen same as Stephanas |
Suah speaking; entreating; ditch | Succoth tents; tabernacles | Succoth-benoth the tents of daughters, or young women; or prostitutes |
Sud my secret | Sur that withdraws or departs; rebellion | Susanna lily; rose; joy |
Susi horse; swallow; moth | Sychar end | Syene a bush; enmity |
Syntyche that speaks or discourses | Syracuse that draws violently |