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Color Code: (Click on matching colored "Details" icon to display details and to view scripture references.) Blue=Person Purple=Deity Green=City/Place Red=Country Yellow=Other
Name |
Language |
English Meaning |
Source |
Comments |
Yah-oh-eh |
Hebrew |
J. Smith |
See Facsimile 1-3. | |
Yam |
1. Canaanite 2. Hebrew |
1. God of Chaos 2. Sea |
Hurst |
Refers to bronze laver in the courtyard of Solomon's Temple. It also was the Canaanite god of chaos. |
| Ancient Egyptian cycle that resynchronizes by the Heliacal rise of Sirius. Associated with the Sothic Cycle of 1,470 years. Four cornors of the Cosmos or Four Cardinal Constellations: Aquarius (air); Leo (fire); Scorpius (water); Taurus (earth). See Facsimile 1-3 and Zodiac Great Year Cycle. | ||||
Yehovah (yhwh) |
Hebrew |
1. He Who Causes "That Which Is" to Be 2. Unchangeable One |
1. Abarim 2. Nibley |
Refers to Jesus Christ; called
Jehovah in the Old Testament. |
Ye'or |
Coptic |
Canal; River |
Hurst |
Refers to Nile River in dream of
Pharaoh that Joseph
interpreted. |
Yesua |
Egyptian |
The Forerunner (See Osiris) |
Nazarenes |
Refers to Jesus Christ. Nazarenes of Mount Carmel translation. |
Hebrew |
Day of Atonement (See Picture) |
Hurst |
New Year celebration in Israel; 10th day of 7th month (Tishrei). Prelude to Feast of Tabernacles (Sukkot). | |
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