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Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Changer (Money-changer)
Changer (Money-changer) from kollubos (lit., "clipped"), "a small coin or rate o...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Change (Noun and Verb)
Change (Noun and Verb) "a transposition, or a transference from one place to ano...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Chance
Chance lit., "a meeting together with, a coincidence of circumstances, a happeni...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Chamberlain
Chamberlain lit., "the (one) over the bedchamber" (epi, "over," koiton, "a bedch...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Chambering
Chambering primarily a place in which to lie down, hence, "a bed, especially the...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Chamber (Store-chamber)
Chamber (Store-chamber) denotes, firstly, "a store-chamber," then, "any private ...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Chalcedony
Chalcedony the name of a gem, including several varities, one of which resembles...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Chain
Chain denotes "a chain or bond for binding the body, or any part of it (the hand...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Chaff
Chaff "chaff, the stalk of the grain from which the kernels have been beaten out...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Certain, Certainty, Ce...
Certain, Certainty, Certainly, Certify primarily, "not liable to fall, steadfast...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Centurion
Centurion "a centurion," denotes a military officer commanding from 50 to 100 me...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Censer
Censer "a vessel for burning incense" ( 2Ch 26:19 , Eze 8:11 ), is found in Heb ...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Cellar
Cellar (Eng., "crypt"), "a covered way or vault" (akin to kruptos, "hidden, secr...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Cell
Cell lit., "a habitation" (akin to oikeo, "to dwell"), is euphemistically put fo...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Celestial
Celestial * For CELESTIAL see HEAVEN, HEAVENLY, B, No. 2
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Cease
Cease "to stop, to make an end," is used chiefly in the Middle Voice in the NT, ...
