stauros उदाहरण वाक्य

उदाहरण वाक्य

1. In applying the word " stauros " to the crossbeam, these writers indicate that the complete structure on which Jesus died was not a single upright post but formed what is normally called a cross.
2. Their " New World Translation " of the Bible therefore uses the phrase " torture stake " to translate the Greek word ??????? ( " stauros " ) at Matthew 27 : 40, Mark 15 : 30 and Luke 23 : 26.
3. Considering the old english of Brenton's translation, there is also a revision of the Brenton Septuagint available through Stauros Ministries, called " The Complete Apostles'Bible ", translated by Paul W . Esposito, Th . D, and released in 2007.
4. The cross can also stand for the wondrous Aeon on whom depends the ordering and life of the world, and thus Horos-Stauros appears here as the first redeemer of Sophia from her passions, and as the orderer of the creation of the world which now begins.
5. In Homeric and classical Greek, until the early 4th century BC, " stauros " meant an upright stake, pole, or piece of paling, " on which anything might be hung, or which might be used in impaling [ fencing in ] a piece of ground ."
6. The diocese was named in the Ecthesis of Pseudo-Epiphanius in 640; again, under the name of a nearby location, Stauros, in the " Notitiae Episcopatuum " of Leo the Philosopher; and again in the " Notitiae " of Constantine Porphyrogenitus in about 940.
7. However, W . E . Vine and E . W . Bullinger, as well as Henry Dana Ward, considered that the " cross " ( Greek " stauros ", in its original sense literally an upright pale or stake ) had no crossbar, and that the traditional picture of Jesus on a cross with a crossbar was incorrect.
8. James B . Torrance in the article " Cross " in the " New Bible Dictionary " writes that the Greek word for " cross " ( stauros; verb stauroM
   ; Lat . crux, crucifigo, " I fasten to a cross " ) means primarily an upright stake or beam, but also allows the construction that Jesus and Simon of Cyrene carried a patibulum to Golgotha.
9. But besides, this Aeon has a sixth name, which in the version of Hippolytus is made his primary title " Stauros; " and it is explained ( Irenaeus, i . 3 ) that besides his function as a separator, in respect of which he is called Horos, this Aeon does the work of stablishing and settling, in respect of which he is called Stauros.
10. But besides, this Aeon has a sixth name, which in the version of Hippolytus is made his primary title " Stauros; " and it is explained ( Irenaeus, i . 3 ) that besides his function as a separator, in respect of which he is called Horos, this Aeon does the work of stablishing and settling, in respect of which he is called Stauros.