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English Meaning |
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Comments |
Persian |
Worthy of Honor |
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Hebrew |
Salt Sea |
Bible |
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Valley of Elah |
Hebrew |
Terebinth Tree (See Picture) |
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Hebrew |
King's Dale |
Hurst |
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Hebrew |
Jehovah is Praise |
Hurst |
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Hebrew |
Second |
Hurst |
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Persian |
Thread |
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Structure of energy flow throughout nature in the universe, as related to the Torus. See the Vector and Models. | ||||
Egyptian
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Number Five |
J.Smith |
Veh-Kli-flos-is-es refers to Limdi, fifth of the governing stars. | |
Veil |
Three notable "veils" are: 1. Forgetfulness re our prior life as a mortal on this earth. This is to provide a true testing ground of our character, and we agreed to this. It will be removed during a future phase of our progression. A "veil" separates mortal life and a spiritual realm after death. This is a dimensional separation since the two share the same time and space, but are in different dimensions, according to Joseph Smith Junior. There also are "veils" between Telestial, Terrestrial and Celestial kingdoms (1 Corinthians 15:40-41 and Doctrine and Covenants section 76). These likely are physical location differences, rather than dimensional in nature. (See Plan of Life Chart). 2. A veil in the temple endowment ceremony symbolizes what must be done prior to being admitted into the Celestial kingdom. 3. Women cover their face with a veil when participating in a temple prayer circle. This is symbolic of women temporarily coming into the presence and protection of the Lord. It also was an ancient practice in Israel. |
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Vulgate |
Latin |
Commonly Used |
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Roman Catholic fourth-century Latin translation of the Bible. Jerome received a commission from Pope Damascus in 382 AD to revise an existing Vetus Latina version. |
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