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Name |
Language |
English Meaning |
Source |
Comments |
Sabaoth |
Hebrew |
Hosts |
Nibley |
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Sabbath |
Seventh day of the week and a Day of Rest, as ordained by God the Father. Jesus Christ was crucified on Wednesday and resurrected on Saturday, the Jewish Sabbath. Christians improperly celebrate the Sabbath on Sunday due to an edict from Constantine to honor Mithras, the Sun god. | |||
Jewish party and aristocracy formed after Maccabean War. They helped spread Greek culture and opposed Jesus Christ. Named for Zadok, high priest in the time of Solomon. Noted in the New Testament (Mark 12:18). See Picture. | ||||
Salah (Shelach) |
Hebrew |
Emissary |
Hurst |
Son of Arphaxad and father of Eber. |
Hebrew |
Perfect Peace |
Hurst |
Early name for Jerusalem. Melchizedek was king and received tithes from Abraham. | |
1. Egyptian 2. Hebrew |
1. Uniter of The Lands [Sam-Tawi] 2. Name [form of Shem] |
1. Nibley 2. Hurst |
Son of Lehi and Sariah. Brother of Laman; Lemuel; Nephi; Jacob; Joseph. | |
Hebrew |
Watch Mountain |
Hurst |
Land in the northern kingdom of Israel. See the Hills of Samaria. | |
Hebrew |
Of the Sun (See Picture) |
Hurst |
Son of Manoah. Foolish strongman of Israel who succumbed to a Philistine woman named Delilah. She cut his hair and betrayed Samson to soldiers. He died along with his tormentors when pulling down temple pillars. | |
Hebrew |
God Heard (See Picture) |
Erickson |
Son of Elkanah and Hannah. High Priest and prophet in Israel who consecrated David as king. Father of Abiah and Joel. | |
Hebrew |
God Heard (See Picture) |
Erickson |
Lamanite prophet who foretold the imminent birth of Jesus Christ. Wicked people of Zarahemla futilely attempted to kill Samuel. | |
Jewish senate and highest court for civil and religious affairs in Roman Galilee; noted in the New Testament (Matthew 10:17). Hebrew term for "sitting together." See Picture. | ||||
Hebrew |
Princess of All People |
Nibley |
Name changed from Sarai. Wife of Abraham. Mother of Isaac. | |
Hebrew |
Princess of Her Own People |
Nibley |
Name changed to Sarah. Wife of Abraham. Mother of Isaac. | |
Hebrew |
Jehovah is Prince (See Picture) |
Hurst |
Wife of Lehi. Mother of sons: Laman; Lemuel; Sam; Nephi; Jacob; Joseph; and daughters. | |
Greek |
Slanderer (aka Scape-Goat) |
Nibley |
His name was changed from Lucifer upon expulsion for rebellion and attempting to usurp God's power. See Plan of Life and a Picture. View of Lucifer's Sigil. | |
Hebrew |
Prayed for (See Picture) |
Hurst |
Son of Kish and father of Jonathan. King of ancient Israel. He often attempted to murder David. | |
Hebrew |
Prayed for (See Picture) |
Hurst |
(aka Paul) Zealot who converted to Jesus Christ on his way to Damascus. He was a Roman citizen from Tarsus, member of Sanhedrin, and a strict Pharisee. | |
Saul (Shàul) |
Hebrew |
Prayed for |
Hurst |
King of Edom. |
Scribe |
Lawyer, usually a Pharisee, as noted in the New Testament (Matthew 14:52 and Mark 2:16). Also referred to a Hebrew court official in the Old Testament. See Picture. | |||
Sea Peoples |
Ancient people who attempted to conquer ancient Egypt. They included: Achaeans from Greece; Palastu; Philistines who spoke Greek; Sardenu from Sardinia; and Siculi from Sicily. Click to view Sea Peoples entry. | |||
Contrary to current LDS perception, this "Seal of Melchizedek" actually represents the sacrifice of Jesus Christ. The eight-sided "star" also is symbolic of man's rebirth/resurrection through Christ. Note that Melchizedek stands behind the altar (symbolic of Christ's tomb). Standing on his right is Abel; on his left are Abraham and Isaac. The circle centered in the "star" is symbolic of Christ. See more Symbolism. | ||||
Semitic |
She has Sought after |
Erickson |
Brother of Seezoram. Member of Gadianton band in Ammonihah who murdered the chief judge in Zarahemla. | |
Semitic |
Place of Gathering |
Hurst |
Probably Lake Amatitlán modern Lake Amatitlán in Guatemala. | |
Hebrew |
Neck; Shoulder (Same as Shechem) |
Hurst |
Located in the Plains of Moreh, where Abraham offered a sacrifice in Canaan. See Picture. | |
Semitic |
Nibley |
Also believed to be Sirius (dog star). | ||
Second Coming |
Refers to the triumphal return to earth of the Messiah (Jesus Christ). | |||
Seer Stone |
Egg-sized dark stone that Joseph Smith occasionally used while translating ancient records. See picture of the stone and a pouch that Emma Smith made. Geologists claim it is a rare "Genesis Stone" (banded-iron jasper). | |||
Egyptian |
Holy; Sacred; Set Apart [Deseret] |
Nibley |
Brother of Seantum and a Gadianton robber in Ammonihah. | |
Hebrew |
Hairy; Rough |
Hurst |
Father of Dishan. Head of the Horites, who settled in the area of Mount Seir. | |
Sekhmet |
Egyptian |
Lady Neith (See Asenath) |
Nibley |
Refers to Egyptus. aka Hathor and Tefnut. |
Seraphim |
Hebrew |
Fiery Beings |
Hurst |
Mythical beings with six wings, human hands and voices. Hebrews believe they serve God. |
Hebrew |
Soldier of Jehovah |
Hurst |
Father of Ezra. | |
Semitic |
Branch; Twining |
Hitchcock |
Father of Nahor. | |
Adamic |
Appointed |
Bible |
Righteous son of Adam and Eve. Father of Cainan. | |
Adamic |
Successor |
Nibley |
Jaredite son of Shiblon. Father of Ahah. | |
Seven Churches |
Seven Christian churches in ancient Anatolia (modern Turkey) that John addressed and warned about events of the "Last Days". They were: Ephesus; Laodicea; Pergamon (Pergamus); Philadelphia; Sardis; Smyrna; Thyatira. | |||
Sha'arayim |
Hebrew |
Two Gates |
Hurst |
Israelite city that was part of Judah's inheritance. See Picture. |
Hebrew |
Day of Rest |
Hurst |
Seventh day of God's creation of the Earth. English term is "Sabbath." Christians improperly celebrate the Sabbath on Sunday due to an edict from Constantine to honor Mithras, the Sun god. Saturday is the correct day. | |
Shabbathai |
Hebrew |
Nazarenes |
Nazarenes of Mount Carmel translation. | |
Akkadian |
Command of Aku |
Hurst |
Name given to Hananiah by king Nebuchadnezzar II. He refused to bow before an idol of the king at Dura. Promoted to rank of Magi. | |
Semitic |
The Gates of God |
Tvedtnes |
Egyptian name for the Sun and Sirius, the dog star. See Picture. | |
Shah Mat |
Egyptian |
King is Dead |
Nibley |
Later became a term in chess -- Checkmate. |
Semitic |
Hostile [shara] |
Erickson |
Jaredite military commander. | |
Sharon |
Hebrew |
Plain |
Hurst |
Land and People to whom Enoch preached. |
Shaumahyeem |
Hebrew |
Heavens; High |
Nibley |
Similar to Raukeeyang. |
Shaumau |
Egyptian |
Heavens; High |
Nibley |
Similar to Raukeeyang; aka Shamau. |
Shazer |
Arabic |
Clump of Trees aka Sigor [sgr] |
Nibley |
Lehi's campsite in the Arabian desert, and where Nephi hunted. |
Hebrew |
Gates of Jehovah |
Tvedtnes |
Son of Azel. | |
Hebrew |
Remnant Shall Return |
Hitchcock |
Son of Isaiah the prophet in ancient Israel. | |
Hebrew |
Oath; Promise |
Hurst |
Son of Raamah and brother of Dedan. | |
Hebrew |
Oath; Promise |
Hurst |
Son of Joktan. A descendent was the Queen of Sheba. | |
Sheba, Queen |
Semitic |
Daughter of an Oath (See Picture) |
Hurst |
Queen of ancient Sabaean Kingdom located at Ma'rib in modern Yemen. An Old Testament account related her visit to king Solomon of Israel. |
Sheba |
Semitic |
Daughter of an Oath (See Picture) |
Hurst |
Sabaean Kingdom located at Ma'rib in modern Yemen. The queen visited Solomon of Israel. |
Hebrew |
Back; Shoulder (See Picture) |
Hurst | Ancient sacred city in Palestine near modern Nablus. Abraham visited this location. Burial site of Joseph. | |
Shedolamak |
Adamic |
Sacred Pillar |
Hurst |
Wilderness region where Adam conferred high priesthood upon Cainan (at age 87). |
Shekina |
Hebrew |
God's glory/presence |
Hurst |
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Shelem |
Hebrew |
Peace Offering |
Hurst |
Mountain probably in Morocco or Spain where Mahonri Moriancumer obtained 16 white stones. |
Adamic |
Name; Renown |
Bible |
Oldest son of Noah. Joseph Smith claimed Shem was Melchizedek, king of ancient Salem (Jerusalem). | |
Shem |
Adamic |
Name; Renown |
Bible |
Nephite commander of 10,000 men. |
Shem |
Adamic |
Name; Renown |
Bible |
City probably at modern Cholula in Mexico. |
Shem |
Adamic |
Name; Renown |
Bible |
Land and People to whom Enoch preached. |
Hebrew |
Powerful Name |
Hurst |
King of Zeboim. | |
Shemesh |
Hebrew |
Nazarenes |
Nazarenes of Mount Carmel translation. | |
Hebrew | The Explicit Name |
Hurst |
Hebrew four-letter combinations that represent the 72 energies, laws and powers of nature cited in Kabbalah. See Tetragrammaton. | |
Shemlon |
Hebrew |
East |
Nibley |
Probably area of Lake Amatitlan in Guatemala. |
Shemnon |
Hebrew |
Important Fatness |
Hurst |
One of 12 Nephite disciples of Jesus Christ. |
Sherem |
1. Hebrew 2. Semitic |
1. Pug-nosed 2. Dawn |
1. Nibley 2. Erickson |
Anti-Christ who demanded a sign from Jacob. He was struck dumb and died after confessing his delusions to the Nephites. |
Sherrizah |
Hebrew |
1. Jehovah is Peace 2. East |
1. Erickson 2. Nibley |
Tower where Lamanites obtained many prisoners. Probably at Guiengola in Mexico. |
Sheshach |
Hebrew |
Babel |
Hurst |
City of Babel (aka Babylon). |
Sheshaq |
Egyptian |
[aka Sheshonq I] |
Nibley |
Ruler of Ancient Egypt who conquered Jerusalem in 926 BC and removed sacred artifacts from Solomon's Temple. See Facsimile 1-3. |
Jaredite |
B. Mormon |
Good Jaredite king and son of Heth. Father of Shez and Riplakish. | ||
Jaredite |
B. Mormon |
Eldest son of Shez, a Jaredite king. Rebellious but murdered by a thief. | ||
Shiblom |
Arabic |
Young Lion |
Nibley |
Jaredite king. |
Shiblom |
Arabic |
Young Lion |
Nibley |
Nephite commander of 10,000 men. |
Arabic |
Young Lion |
Nibley |
Jaredite son of Com. Father of Seth. | |
Arabic |
Young Lion |
Nibley |
Son of Alma the Younger. Served as a missionary with brothers Corianton and Helaman. | |
Shiloah (Siloam) |
Hebrew |
Sent (See Picture) |
Hurst |
Natural fountain southeast of Jerusalem. |
Shilom |
1. Hebrew 2. Semitic |
1. Land of the East 2. Safe; Secure |
Nibley |
Near Sebus Waters, modern Lake Amatitlán in Guatemala. |
1. Hebrew 2. Jaredite |
1. Renowned 2. North |
Hurst |
Hill in the Land of Antum. Site where Ether secreted Jaredite records. Probably located at modern Cerro la Malinche. | |
Shimnilom |
Arabic |
Monument of Wealth |
Hurst |
City in the Land of Nephi. |
Hebrew |
Splendor of the Father |
Hurst |
King of Admah. | |
Hebrew |
Country of Two Rivers |
Hurst |
Ancient name for Mesopotamia, especially for kingdoms of Akkad, Babylonia and Sumer. | |
Hebrew |
Country of Two Rivers |
Hurst |
Ancient name for a city in Mesopotamia that Nimrod built. Traditionally associated with Nineveh, but more likely in Sumer and the Tower of Babel. | |
Shinehah |
1. Egyptian 2. Egyptian 3. Hebrew |
1. Encircle [sheni] Sun [nehah]
2. One Eternal Round 3. Year [shanah] |
1. Hurst 2. Nibley 2. Tvedtnes |
Our Sun. |
Hebrew |
Splendor; This Gift [shiza] |
Hitchcock |
Late Jaredite king and brother of Lib. He led forces against king Coriantumr. | |
Death shroud of Jesus Christ. Currently located at Turin in Italy. See Shroud and True Images of Christ. | ||||
Shu |
Egyptian |
Air |
Hurst |
See Picture. |
Hebrew |
Deliverance |
Hurst |
Sixth son of Abraham and Keturah. | |
Hebrew |
Deliverance |
Hurst |
Canaanite and father of Tamar. | |
Sumerian |
Belief; Trust [shu-la] |
Hurst |
Jaredite king. Son of Kib and father of Omer. | |
Shulem; Shulom |
Hebrew |
Peace |
Hurst |
Principal waiter to Pharaoh during a visit by Abraham. Variant spelling for the Hebrew term of Shalom. |
Adamic |
Forest; Grove [East of Eden] |
Bible |
People of Enos depart from the wicked of this land and settle in Cainan (a land of promise). | |
Adamic |
Name; Renown (Similar to Shem) |
Hurst |
People from the Valley of Shum. They were destroyed in war by people of Canaan (not that of Canaan). | |
Adamic |
Name; Renown (Similar to Shem) |
Hurst |
Valley where people of Shum lived prior to their destruction. | |
Semitic |
Name of a god descended from El |
Erickson |
Valley near the hill Comnor in modern Mexico. | |
Hebrew |
Salt Sea |
Bible |
Valley near the Salt Sea (Dead Sea) and region of ancient cities of Gomorrah and Sodom. | |
Sidom |
Phoenician |
High Place; Mountain |
Erickson |
Land probably at Río de la Pasión in Guatemala. |
Phoenician |
Fishing Rock |
Hurst |
Phoenician trade center; see Picture. | |
Phoenician |
Fishing Rock |
Hurst |
Probably the Usumacinta River in Guatemala and Mexico. | |
Hebrew |
Hearing |
Hurst |
Second son of Jacob and Leah. See the 12 Tribes of Israel. | |
Simon Peter |
1. Hebrew 2. Greek |
1. He has Heard [shim'on] 2. Rock [petros] (See Picture of Simon Peter) |
Hurst |
Chief apostle of Jesus Christ. He was a fisherman from Bethsaida of Galilee. |
Sinim |
Hebrew |
South Country; Thorns |
Hurst |
Possible reference to southern China. |
Sipapu |
Greek |
Center of Everything |
Nibley |
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Sir |
Egyptian |
Term of respect to a superior |
Nibley |
Term adopted worldwide. [sr] |
Sirius |
Greek |
Bright Star; Dog Star {See Picture} |
Nibley |
aka Shagre-el; Egyptians called it Sopdet. |
Siron |
Egyptian |
Flesh [sirum] |
Erickson |
Probably near Quirigua in Guatemala. |
Semitic |
That Sees a Horse (See Picture) |
Hurst |
Captain of king Jabin's army. Barak defeated him in battle at Mount Tabor. He fled and later Jael killed him. | |
Egyptian |
(See Picture) |
Nibley |
Ancient Egyptian god that represented Ptah. It also was a symbol for resurrection or rejuvenated life. See Facsimile 1-3. | |
Arabic |
Thorn (See Picture) |
Hurst |
Town in the Valley of Elah, where David killed Goliath. Army of the Philistines camped between Azekah and Socho (aka Sokho). | |
Sodom |
Semitic |
Forcer; Violator |
Nibley |
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Semitic |
1. Fortify; Strengthen 2. Forcer; Violator |
1. Hurst 2. Nibley |
City that God destroyed (29 June 3123 BC), along with Gomorrah, for evil actions. See pictures of City Ruins and "Salt Pillar". Probable site is Tall el-Hammam, 8 miles northeast of the Dead Sea. | |
Egyptian |
(See Picture) |
Nibley |
Ancient Egyptian god that represented a phoenix. It also was a symbol for 1,000 and a dispensation of rebirth. Note the presence of a Sokar Boat in Facsimile 1-3. | |
Arabic |
Thorn (See Picture) |
Hurst |
Town in the Valley of Elah, where David killed Goliath. Army of the Philistines camped between Azekah and Sokho (aka Socho). | |
Hebrew |
Peaceable (See Picture) |
Hurst |
Son of David and Bathsheba. King of Israel. He built a temple in Jerusalem. | |
Adamic |
Son of Man of Holiness |
Christ |
Ancient Egyptians corrupted the term "Ahman" and original Adamic teachings for their god, Amon. See Ahman. | |
Sophoi |
Greek |
Traveling Wise Men |
Nibley |
Refers to "wise men" who visited King Herod in their search for the child, Jesus. |
Ancient Egyptian cycle of 1,470 years; time it takes for a 365-day calendar to resynchronize with the start of a Yearly Cycle by the Heliacal rise of Sirius. Shown as a Chonsu in Facsimile 1-3. | ||||
Spear of Destiny |
Spear that a Roman soldier named Longinus thrust into the side of Jesus Christ during His crucifixion. See New Testament (Matthew 14:52). Adolf Hitler reportedly obtained it. | |||
1. Egyptian 2. Greek |
1. Protector (See Hu)
2. To Squeeze |
Hurst |
Pharaoh Khafre of ancient Egypt reportedly built this demi-god at Giza circa 2570 BC. See Picture. A stone tablet located between two front paws mentioned Zep Tepi. | |
Star of Bethlehem |
AKA Messianic Star because it shone over the site of baby Jesus' birth on 17 June 2 BC at Bethlehem. It actually was the rare conjunction (once every 2,000+ years) of the planets Jupiter and Venus with the kingship star of Regulus in the constellation of Leo. It could be seen 12 hours from China to Europe, with its closest point of separation at Israel. It recently appeared on 30 June 2015 AD and was seen 9+ hours from Bermuda to Hawaii. See Picture. | |||
Sufis |
Arabic |
Traveling Wise Men |
Nibley |
Refers to "wise men" who visited King Herod in their search for the child, Jesus. |
Sukkot |
Hebrew |
Feast of Tabernacles (See Picture) |
Hurst |
Final judgment of Yom Kippur. Day of Delivery; aka Feast of Booths in Israel; 21th day of 7th month (Tishrei). Climax day of Hoshanah Rabbah (Great Hosanna); October 21 likely will be the day when Jesus Christ will make His "Second Coming" or return to earth. |
Synagogue |
Greek |
Place where you assemble |
Nibley |
See Hurva Synagogue at Jerusalem. |
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