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28 terms beginning with Q, from Easton’s, Smith’s, the ISBE and Hitchcock’s.
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Kir-hereskur-har'-seth, -ha-re'-seth> (qir-charesh, Isa 16:7; in 2Ki 3:25 the King James Version reads Kir-haraseth (pausal form)); (qir cheres, Jer 48:31,36; in Isa…IQir-haresethkur-har'-seth, -ha-re'-seth> (qir-charesh, Isa 16:7; in 2Ki 3:25 the King James Version reads Kir-haraseth (pausal form)); (qir cheres, Jer 48:31,36; in Isa…IQophkof (qoph): The 19th letter of the Hebrew alphabet; transliterated in this Encyclopedia as q (intense k).IQuailkwal (selaw; ortugometra; Latin Coturnix vulgaris): A game bird of the family Coturnix, closely related to "partridges" (which see).IQuailsThe Israelites were twice relieved in their privation by a miraculous supply of quails, (1) in the wilderness of Sin (Ex. 16:13), and (2) again at…E·SQuarantaniaA mountain some 1,200 feet high, about 7 miles north-west of Jericho, the traditional scene of our Lord’s temptation (Matt. 4:8).EQuarrelkwor'-el: Originally (1) "a complaint" (compare "querulous"), or (2) "a cause of complaint," and so (3) "a contention."IQuarries(1.) The “Royal Quarries” (not found in Scripture) is the name given to the vast caverns stretching far underneath the northern hill, Bezetha, on which…E·IQuarterkwor'-ter: Literally, of course, "the fourth part," and so of the four "ends" (qatsah) in Jer 49:36, and the King James Version of the four "corners" (so the…IQuartusFourth, a Corinthian Christian who sent by Paul his salutations to friends at Rome (Rom. 16:23).E·S·IQuaternionA band of four soldiers.E·S·IQueenNo explicit mention of queens is made till we read of the “queen of Sheba.”E·S·IQueen Mother(gebhirah, literally, "mistress," then a female ruler, and sometimes simply the wife of a king ("queen," 1Ki 11:19); in Da 5:10 the term malketha' "queen,"…IQueen of Shebashe'-ba (1Ki 10:1-13; 2Ch 9:1-12, called in Mt 12:42; Lu 11:31, "the queen of the south" (basilissa notou)): 1. Old Testament Accounts: The two Old Testament…IQueen of heaven(Jer. 7:18; 44:17, 25), the moon, worshipped by the Assyrians as the receptive power in nature.E·S·IQuenchkwench, kwensh: Where the word is used of fire or of thirst it has the usual meaning: "to allay," "to extinguish," "to suppress," "to cool."IQuestionkwes'-chun: The noun for dabhar, "word," in 1Ki 10:3 parallel 2Ch 9:2, with "hard question" for chidhah, "dark saying," "riddle," in 1Ki 10:1 parallel 2Ch 9:1.IQuickkwik, kwik'-'n: Translates in the King James Version four different words: (1) chayah, (2) michyah, (3) ruach, and (4) zao.IQuickenkwik, kwik'-'n: Translates in the King James Version four different words: (1) chayah, (2) michyah, (3) ruach, and (4) zao.IQuicksandsFound only in Acts 27:17, the rendering of the Greek Syrtis.E·IQuicksands, themore properly THE SYRTIS, THE, (Acts 27:17) the broad a deep bight on the north African coast between Carthage and Cyrene.SQuietkwi'-et: Verb or adjective only in English Versions of the Bible, "quietness" being used for the noun.IQuintus MemmiusSee MEMMIUS, QUINTUS.IQuiriniusSee CHRONOLOGY OF THE NEW TESTAMENT, sec.IQuitkwit: Same derivation as "quiet," so that "to be quit" (Ex 21:19,28; Jos 2:20 the King James Version) is "to be relieved of responsibility," naqah, naqi…IQuiverThe sheath for arrows.E·S·IQuotationsFrom the Old Testament in the New, which are very numerous, are not made according to any uniform method.EQuotations in the New Testamentkwo-ta'-shunz, I. INTRODUCTORY Limitation of the Discussion II. CONSTRUCTIVE PRINCIPLES OF NEW TESTAMENT QUOTATION 1. Unity of the Two Dispensations 2.…I
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