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H2354חוּר Chûwr — Chur, the name of four Israelites and one MidianiteH2438חִירָם Chîyrâm — Chiram or Chirom, the name of two TyriansH2248חֲבוּלָה chăbûwlâh — properly, overthrown, i.e. (morally) crimeH2359חוּרִי Chûwrîy — Churi, an IsraeliteH2360חוּרַי Chûwray — Churai, an IsraeliteG984βλάπτω bláptō — properly, to hinder, i.e. (by implication) to
injure
Verses(5+)
- Verse1 Chronicles 8:5Gera, Shephuphan, and Huram.
- Verse1 Chronicles 4:1The descendants of Judah: Perez, Hezron, Carmi, Hur, and Shobal.
- Verse1 Chronicles 11:32Hurai from the brooks of Gaash, Abiel the Arbathite,
- Verse1 Chronicles 2:20Hur was the father of Uri, and Uri was the father of Bezalel.
- Verse1 Chronicles 2:19When Azubah died, Caleb married Ephrath, who bore to him Hur.
People(5+)
- PersonPhoebeA deaconess of the church at Cenchreae whom Paul commended, and the likely carrier of the letter to the Romans (Rom 16:1-2).
- PersonPriscillaA tentmaker and teacher who, with her husband Aquila, instructed Apollos and hosted a church — Paul's coworker (Rom 16:3; Acts 18).
- PersonMary, Mother of JesusThe virgin of Nazareth who bore Jesus the Messiah by the Holy Spirit; sang the Magnificat; kept these things in her heart; stood at the cross and was among the praying church…
- PersonStephenOne of the Seven, full of grace and power; his Acts 7 defense retold Israel's story and its resisted prophets; the church's first martyr, whose death Saul of Tarsus approved.
- PersonZachariasA priest of the course of Abijah and the father of John the Baptist. Struck dumb for doubting Gabriel's announcement in the temple, he is filled with the Holy Spirit at his…
Places(5+)
- PlaceRomeThe capital of the empire and home of the mixed Jewish-Gentile church to which Paul wrote his gospel manifesto — and where he later arrived in chains.
- PlaceCorinthThe Greek port city from which Paul wrote Romans during his three-month stay, and home of the church of 1–2 Corinthians.
- PlaceCenchreaeThe eastern harbor of Corinth, home of the deaconess Phoebe and a small church (Rom 16:1).
- PlaceAntioch (Syrian)Third city of the Roman empire and the first great Gentile church; where the disciples were first called Christians and every Pauline mission was launched and reported.
- PlaceEphesusGreat harbor city of Asia, home of the Artemis temple; Paul's three-year base where the word grew mightily; addressed in Ephesians and first of the seven churches of Revelation.
Manuscripts(2)
- ManuscriptCodex VercellensisThe oldest surviving Gospels in Latin — from before Jerome, in the rough translation the Latin churches were already using.
- ManuscriptPapyrus Bodmer III (the Bohairic John)The oldest manuscript of the Coptic dialect that became the Egyptian church's liturgical Bible — a complete Gospel of John from the fourth century.
Words (Strong's)(5+)
- WordH2354 חוּר · Chûwr (Hebrew)Chur, the name of four Israelites and one Midianite
- WordH2438 חִירָם · Chîyrâm (Hebrew)Chiram or Chirom, the name of two Tyrians
- WordH2248 חֲבוּלָה · chăbûwlâh (Hebrew)properly, overthrown, i.e. (morally) crime
- WordH2359 חוּרִי · Chûwrîy (Hebrew)Churi, an Israelite
- WordH2360 חוּרַי · Chûwray (Hebrew)Churai, an Israelite
Themes(5+)
- ThemeRedemptionRedemption is the Bible's word for rescue that costs something. Two Hebrew verbs carry the weight: *ga'al*, the act of a near kinsman (*go'el*) who buys back land, a person, or…
- ThemeResurrectionThe hope of resurrection surfaces gradually across the Old Testament before it becomes explicit. Job — likely the oldest book in the canon — already confesses a living Redeemer…
- ThemeSufferingSuffering enters the story at the Fall. Genesis 3 turns childbirth into pain and labor into toil, and the rest of the Old Testament treats hardship as the ordinary texture of…
- ThemeHolinessHoliness begins as a claim about God before it becomes a summons to His people. The Hebrew *qadosh* carries a double sense — "set apart" and "whole, intact" — and Leviticus…
- ThemeCovenantIn Scripture a covenant is not a vague feeling. It is a formal, oath-bound promise between named parties, with a stated promise and usually a visible sign to mark it. (The…
Topics(5+)
- TopicAbishurA heading of Nave's Topical Bible (1896) — every passage it gathers, quoted.
- TopicAngel of the ChurchesA heading of Nave's Topical Bible (1896) — every passage it gathers, quoted.
- TopicAshurA heading of Nave's Topical Bible (1896) — every passage it gathers, quoted.
- TopicAshuritesA heading of Nave's Topical Bible (1896) — every passage it gathers, quoted.
- TopicAsshurA heading of Nave's Topical Bible (1896) — every passage it gathers, quoted.
Prophecies(2)
- ProphecyLed Captivity Captive and Gave GiftsDavid's psalm describes a victorious king ascending to the heights after conquest, leading captives in triumph and distributing spoils. Paul applies this directly to Christ's…
- ProphecyThe Rapture of the ChurchBelievers will be 'caught up' (raptured) to meet Christ in the air.
Apologetics(1)
Authors(5+)
- AuthorKenneth HaginKenneth Erwin Hagin (August 20, 1917 – September 19, 2003) was an American Pentecostal-Charismatic preacher, healing-revival evangelist, and the recognized "father" of the…
- AuthorRemigius of RheimsRemigius — Rémi in French — was born about 437 in the region of Laon, in northern Gaul, into a Gallo-Roman family of rank. He was made bishop of Rheims at about twenty-two…
- AuthorPalladius of GalatiaPalladius was born in Galatia, in central Asia Minor, about 363 or 364. In 386 he went to Egypt to see the monks, and the rest of his life came out of that decision. He spent…
- AuthorA.W. TozerAiden Wilson Tozer (April 21, 1897 – May 12, 1963) was an American pastor, magazine editor, and author who spent his entire 44-year ministry inside the Christian and Missionary…
- AuthorNerses of LambronNerses was born in 1153 at the castle of Lambron in Cilicia — Armenian Cilicia, the kingdom Armenians had built along the southeastern coast of Asia Minor after the Seljuk…