Silversmith
sil'-ver-smith (argurokopos): Mentioned only once (Ac 19:24), where reference is made to Demetrius, a leading member of the silversmiths' guild of Ephesus.
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Simalcue
si-mal-ku'-e: the King James Version = the Revised Version (British and American)IMALCUE(which see).
Simeon (1)
sim'-e-on (shim`on; Sumeon; the Hebrew root is from shama`, "to hear" (Ge 29:33); some modern scholars (Hitzig, W. R. Smith, Stade, etc.) derive it from Arabic sima`, "the offsp...
Simeon (2)
(shim`on; Sumeon):(1) The 2nd son of Jacob by Leah (see separate article).(2) Great-grandfather of Judas Maccabeus (1 Macc 2:1).(3) A man in Jerusalem described as "righteous an...
Simeon (Niger)
ni'-jer): The King James Version inAc 13:1, the Revised Version (British and American) "Symeon" (which see).
Simeonites
sim'-e-on-its.SeeSIMEON.
Similitude
si-mil'-i-tud: In the King James Version means either "an exact facsimile" (Ps 106:20the King James Version, the Revised Version (British and American) "likeness";Ro 5:14, etc.)...
Simon (1)
(Simon, Greek form ofSIMEON(which see)): The persons of the name of Simon mentioned in the Apocrypha are:(1) Simon the Maccabean (Hasmonean), surnamedTHASSI(which see), the 2nd ...
Simon (2)
si'-mon (Simon):(1) Simon Peter.See PETER (SIMON).(2) Another of the Twelve, Simon "the Cananean" (Mt 10:4;Mr 3:18), "the Zealot" (Lu 6:15;Ac 1:13).SeeCANANAEAN.(3) One of the b...
Simon Magus
ma'-gus (Simon, Greek form of Hebrew shim`on; Gesenius gives the meaning of the Hebrew word as "hearing with acceptance"; it is formed from [?] shama`, "to hear"):1. Simon, a Ma...
Simon Peter
See PETER, SIMON.
Simon The Canaanite; Simon The Cananaean; Simon The Zealot
(Simon Kananaios; kanna'i, "the Jealous (or Zealous) One"): One of the Twelve Apostles. This Simon was also named "the Canaanite" (Mt 10:4;Mr 3:18the King James Version) or "the...
Simple
sim'-p'l: In the Old Testament the uniform tranlation of the Hebrew word pethi (root pathah, "be open"). Like the English word "simple" (etymologically "of one fold"), the Hebre...
Simplicity
sim-plis'-i-ti (pethayyuth; haplotes): The words in the Old Testament commonly translated "simplicity" are pethi, "simple" (Pr 1:22), pethayyuth, "simplicity" (9:13 margin), tom...
Simri
sim'-ri.SeeSHIMRI.
Sin (1)
(chaTTa'th, "a missing," `awon, "perversity]" pesha`, "transgression," ra`, "evil," etc.; hamartano, "miss the mark," parabasis, "transgression" with a suggestion of violence, a...
Sin (2)
sin (cin, "clay or mud"; Suene, Codex Alexandrinus Tanis): A city of Egypt mentioned only inEze 30:15,16. This seems to be a pure Semitic name. The ancient Egyptian name, if the...
Sin Against The Holy Ghost (Spirit)
SeeBLASPHEMY.
Sin Money
SeeSACRIFICE.
Sin Offering
SeeSACRIFICE.
Sin, Man Of
SeeMAN OF SIN.
Sin, Wilderness Of
SeeWANDERINGS OF ISRAEL.
Sina
si'-na: InAc 7:38the King James Version, the Revised Version (British and American) "Sinai" (which see).
Sinai
si'-ni, si'-na-i (cinay; Codex Alexandrinus Sina, Codex Vaticanus Seina):1. The Name:The name comes probably from a root meaning "to shine," which occurs in Syriac, and which in...
Sincere; Sincerity
sin-ser', sin-ser'-i-ti (tamim; aphtharsia, eilikrineia): "Sincerity" occurs once in the Old Testament as the translation of tamim, "complete," "entire," "sincere," etc. (Jos 24...
Sinew
sin'-u (gidh (Job 10:11, etc.)): The tendons and sinews of the body are uniformly (7 times) thus called. "Therefore the children of Israel eat not the sinew of the hip which is ...
Singers; Singing
sing'-erz, sing'-ing: Singing seems to have become a regular profession at quite early date among the Hebrews. David had his troupe of "singing men and singing women" at Jerusal...