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1. ancient-hebrew.org › modern-hebrew › churchDefinition of Modern Hebrew Words: Church | AHRC

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   The Modern Hebrew word for a "church" is כנסייה (k'ney'si'yah), written as כְּנֵסִיָה with the nikkudot (vowel pointings), and can refer to the building or the organization. This word is derived from the Biblical Hebrew root word כנס (K. N. S, Strong's #3664) and means to "gather together." In the Greek New Testament the word ...

2. carolinabiblegroup.com › 03 › CHURCH-ETYMOLOGYETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD “CHURCH” - CAROLINA BIBLE GROUP

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   Secondly, in the other 115 times the translation “church” is used, it actually says something completely different: a different name and a totally different meaning. In the other 115 times the translation “church” is used, it actually says “ecclesia” (or related words) and not “ku-ri-a-kos” or “ku-ri-a-kon”.

3. eschaton.org › Worship › 2-Hebrew-and-Aramaic-WordsHebrew and Aramaic Words for Worship - The Eschaton Institute

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   TWOT – 1553. (ä-văd') Strong’s # 05647. Verb. Translation Categories: Serve 200x’s; Worship 13x’s (6x’s refer to God) `Abad means to work, serve, serve another by labor, serve as subjects, serve God, serve with Levitical service, labor, do work for another (Qal) 2. To be worked, tilled (of land), to make oneself a servant (Niphal)

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4. eschaton.org › Worship › 2-English-Hebrew-GreekCHAPTER 2 English, Hebrew, and Greek Words for Worship

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   Shachah (shaw-khaw'), the primary Hebrew word for worship means, “to bow down or prostrate oneself in homage”.8 The NASB-1995 translates shachah as “worship” 83 times and “bow” or “prostrate” another 82 times. This tally includes variations of the word worship, e.g., worshiped, worshiping, worships, worshiper, worshipers, and ...

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5. calendarofscripture.com › 2016/12/24 › etymology-ofEtymology of the word “Church” - The Calendar of Scripture

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   Dec 24, 2016 · The word “Church” is neither Hebrew nor Greek. In point of fact, when these languages were translated into English Bibles, the word “Church” was already in existence. The Greek word used in the renewed covenant for “Church” is “Ekklesia” which basically means “Called Out ones”. Ekklesia does not refer to a building, but ...

6. biblehub.com › hebrew › 6951Strong's Hebrew: 6951. קָהָל (qahal) -- Assembly ...

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   Meaning: assemblage Word Origin: Derived from the root verb קהל (qahal), meaning "to assemble" or "to gather." Corresponding Greek / Hebrew Entries: - 1577 (ekklesia): Often translated as "church" or "assembly," this Greek term is used in the New Testament to describe the gathering of believers, reflecting the continuity of the concept of God's people as a gathered community.

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   Is church a Hebrew word?

   • It is in our english scriptures by order of King James, who instructed his translators of 1611 not to translate the word “Ecclesia” by either ‘Congregation’ or ‘Assembly’ but to use the word ‘Church’ instead of a translation.” The word “Church” is neither Hebrew nor Greek.

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   What does “church” mean in the Bible?

   • These Greek words are coming from the root word “Kurios”, which means “lord”. The literal meaning of the name “church” is “pertains to, or belongs to, a lord”. Now the question is if these words, that can be translated as “church”, do appear in the Bible.

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   Is church a translation of the Bible?

   • The scriptures? No. An interesting quote from the 1915 “Gospel Advocate” (Pg 589) says: “The word ‘Church’ is really not a translation of any word that was used by either Christ or His Apostles, but is the Anglican form of a different word which Roman Catholicism substituted in place of the word used by Christ and His Apostles…

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   Where does the word church come from?

   • The word church originates from the Greek word “ku-ri-a-kos” or “ku-ri-a-kon”, in our Dutch and English languages translated as “Kerk” and “Church”. These Greek words are coming from the root word “Kurios”, which means “lord”. The literal meaning of the name “church” is “pertains to, or belongs to, a lord”.

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   Is church a Greek word?

   • The Bible “scholars” say: The word “Church” is derived from the Greek “Kryiakon” meaning “The Lords House”. This sounds plausible at first, but there is just one problem. The greek word “Kryiakon” is not used the scriptures. The greek word “Ekklesia” is. Dictionary of Phrase and Fable says:

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   What is a church based on?

   • Let us recap what we have learned so far. The word “church” is derived from “circe”, which has pagan origins and meanings. According to the etymology and definition of the word “church”, it is a place for worship of a god. From its foundation the word church came to be a place of pagan worship or worship of false gods.

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8. biblicalelearning.org › Boyer-Semantics-GTJSemantics in Biblical Interpretation - Biblical eLearning

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   issued, therefore the church is an official constituted body rather than a heterogenous mass of separatists. Perhaps you can go on further. The Bible word "atonement" most frequently is the translation of the Hebrew word kapar which means “to cover." Atonement, then, is the “covering" of sin. This