- See
Zechariah 12:11, Rummanah, Legio,
Maximianopolis (Palestine), Hadad.
Hadashah (Hebrew: חֲדָשָׁה; in LXX
Ancient Gr****: Ἀδασὰν),
mentioned only in once...
- The New
Testament (NT) is the
second division of the
Christian biblical canon. It
discusses the
teachings and
person of Jesus, as well as
events relating...
- Giv'on Ha
Hadashah (Hebrew: גִּבְעוֹן הַחֲדָשָׁה, lit. New Gibeon) is an
Israel settlement in the West Bank,
built over land
expropriated from the neighboring...
-
Hachaliah Hachilah Hachmoni Hadad Hadadezer Hadadrimmon Hadar Hadarezer Hadashah Had****ah Hadattah, new, NEW
HAZOR Hades, see **** (the
grave or
place of...
-
Testament (which he, like many
Messianic Jews,
refers to as the "B'rit
Hadashah", from the
Hebrew term ברית חדשה,
often translated "new covenant", used...
- (1998)
Complete Jewish Bible: An
English Version of the
Tanakh and B'rit
Hadashah. Clarksville, Maryland:
Jewish New
Testament Publications pp. 314–15. Sh'mu'el...
-
Keret publishes some of his
works on the Hebrew-language web site "Bimah
Hadashah" (New Stage). His 2019 book
published in
English as Fly
Already (תקלה בקצה...
- the Old
Testament (Tanakh) plus his
original Jewish New
Testament (B'rit
Hadashah)
translation in one volume. It was
published in its
entirety in 1998 by...
- century) was a grammarian, scribe, and
dayyan of Lemberg. He
wrote Shirah Ḥadashah (Zolkiev, 1764), a
Hebrew grammar in verse,
divided into six
poems with...
- was a
Jewish liturgical poet from Kobrin. He was the
author of Ma'arakah
Ḥadashah (Frankfurt, 1699),
containing three seliḥot in
commemoration of the ****cutions...
