Statement of Faith | Tell a Friend about Us | Color Scheme:    
Saturday, February 22, 2020

Join Now!  |  Login
  Our Sponsors

• Bible software for Believing Study: SwordSearcher

• Biblical Hebrew study & learning software: BMSoftware.com

• Looking for that lost cantata? Let US find it!

• Help change the hearts of people one book at a time! Click to find out how!

 
  Study Resources

• Interlinear Bible

• Parallel Bible

• Daily Reading Plan

• Devotionals

• Commentaries

• Concordances

• Dictionaries

• Encyclopedias

• Lexicons

• History

• Sermon Essentials

• Audio Resources

• Religious Artwork

 
  SL Forums

• Apologetic Forum

• Christian Living

• Ministry Forum

• Evangelism Forum

• Passage Forum

• Help Forum

 
  Other Resources

• Advertise with SL

• FREE Resources

• Information

• Set Preferences

• Font Resources

• Contacting SL

 

 

Search the Bible
  • Set Preferences
    		•
      1) Enter search text         2) Choose section             3) Choose Bible translation to search  
       in:  using:   
     |  Abbreviations List  | HELP 
    LiveAsIf's Columns
    •    

    lâqach 'take, receive'
    'Hebrew Thoughts' from Jonathan Went

    The word lFqAx lâqach "to take" (Strong's #3947, x965) occurs frequently in the Hebrew Bible, some 965 times. Most of the time it simple means "to take", often with or by the hand, other forms of the verb can mean to "take away", "take in hand/receive", "take get/fetch/bring", even to "take a wife/marry". The expansion of its meaning is generally derived from context and parallels with other verbs…

    continue reading article

    How Highly Do You Value and Appreciate The Kingdom of God?
    'Word from Scotland' from Sandy Shaw

     Where your treasure is there will your heart be also.   Do we not discover that so very few people have their heart and thereby their treasure in the kingdom of God and in the work and service of the kingdom of God?   We are reading in Matthew Chapter 13 verses 44 to 46. Where your treasure is…

    continue reading article
    		    
    Daily Dose
  • More
    		•
    Weekly Columns
  • More
    		•
  • Is Gad Jacob's son, a troop, fortune or a pagan deity? (Isaiah 65:11) - Difficult Sayings
  • An Introduction to an ancient language: - Aramaic Thoughts
  • SUNEIDESIS - Conscience - Greek Thoughts
  • The Architect and the Builder - Find the Call
  • Called And Chosen - 'Christ in You...'
  • Our battles begin and end in our mind - Refreshment in Refuge
  • The Birth Of A Hero - Inspiration For You
  • Bible and Quote October 29 - November 2 - Bible verse and quote
  • A Connection Between Music and Sex - Point of Reference
  • Forgiveness - God's Words For US
  • Our Edge - Chip Shots from the Ruff of Life
  • God's Will for Your Life - 'Winging It
    		•
    Daily Devotionals
  • Change
    		•
    THE VOICE OF THE LORD:
    Isaiah 53:9 - "Isaiah…"
    MY UTMOST:
    Luke 18:31,34 - "God called Jesus Christ to what seemed unmitigated disaster. Jesus Christ called His…"
    SPURGEON IN THE EVENING:
    Numbers 32:6 - "Kindred has its obligations. The Reubenites and Gadites would have been unbrotherly if……"
    EVERY DAY LIGHT:
    Psalm 85:1-13 - "We continue our study of the Beatitudes - the study of Jesus' declarations of how……"
    StudyLightForums
  • Login
    		•
    20 most recent postings:
    Visit the forums!
    Daily Reading Plan
  • Change
    		•
    Bible In A Year - NAS
    Exodus 25-27; Proverbs 12; Matthew 4 - Then the LORD spoke to Moses, saying, "Tell the sons of Israel to raise a contribution for Me; from every man whose heart moves him you shall raise My contribution. "This is the…
    Daily Refractions
  • Change
    		•
    Words to Ponder
    Though the light and comfort of the outward world keeps even the worst men from any constant strong sensibility of that wrathful, fiery, dark and self-tormenting nature that is the very essence of every fallen unregenerate soul, yet every man… - William Law, Christian Regeneration
    Christian History
  • Sign-up
    		•
    Today in Christian History
    1680 - Death of Thomas Goodwin, 79, famed English Congregational Nonconformist preacher. His last words were: 'Ah, is this dying? How I have dreaded as an enemy this smiling friend.'
    Subscribe to …  

    Find out what's new, what's coming and how you can enhance your studies by subscribing to the FREE StudyLight Update:
     
    Special Thanks  
    The American Bible Society for permission to use both the Contemporary English Version and the Good New Translation — Second Edition;
    Tyndale House Publishers for permission to use both the audio and text of the Holy Bible: New Living Translation;
    The Lockman Foundation for permission to use both the audio and text of the New American Standard Bible and for permission to use the text of the Amplified Bible;
    The ISV Foundation for permission to use the International Standard Version;
    NavPress for permission to use THE MESSAGE: The Bible in Contemporary Language;
    Messianic Jewish Publishers for permission to use the Complete Jewish Bible and The Voice of the Lord;     		Broadman & Holman Publishers for permission to use the Holman Christian Standard Bible®;
    National Council of the Churches of Christ in the U.S.A. for permission to use the Revised Standard Version and New Revised Standard Version Bibles;
    Thomas Nelson Publishers for permission to use both the New King James Version of the Holy Bible and the New Century Version;
    Christian Literature International for permission to use the New Life Bible version;
    World Bible Translation Center for permission to use the Easy-To-Read Version of the Holy Bible;
    EBibleTeacher.com for providing the PowerPoint Bible Maps;
    International Bible Society for permission to use the The Holy Bible, New International Version®.
      HOME    TOP

    Dead links, typos, or HTML errors should be sent to corr@studylight.org
    Suggestions about making this resource more useful should be sent to sugg@studylight.org
     

       Powered by LightSpeed Technology

    Copyright © 2001-2020, StudyLight.org