BEIRUT

ba'-root'.

See BERYTUS.

The Church Staff
... The son of the well-known founder of the Syrian Protestant College at Beirut, Syria,
a man of pleasing ways, tact in dealing with people, and a fine speaker ...
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Quaker City Excursion
... Passing the coast of the Isle of Cyprus the next landing place was Beirut, where
several days were spent, affording the pilgrims opportunity to visit the ...
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Trip through Europe and the Holy Land
... They had visited the places of interest in and around Jerusalem, Bethany, Bethlehem,
on to Beirut, Damascus, Baalbek, Nazareth, Tiberias and the Sea of Galilee ...
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The Church in Theology and Literature.
... Associating with himself the most accomplished living Arabist, Eli Smith, of the
American mission at Beirut, he made those "Biblical Researches in Palestine ...
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The Church History of Eusebius. Index of Subjects.
... Berytus, now Beirut, [476]345. Besas, martyr under Decius, [477]284. Beseleel,
[478]370, [479]373. Bethlehem, [480]88, [481]94, [482]95. ...
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Some Associated Questions
... many different stations, not massed in single centers: for example, detachments
of the Third Legion called Gallica, can be traced in Sidon, Beirut, Aera in the ...
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Beirut
Beirut. Beings, Beirut. Beka . Int. Standard Bible Encyclopedia BEIRUT.
ba'-root'. See BERYTUS. Beings, Beirut. Beka . Reference Bible.
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Versions
... A very fine translation of the entire Bible in classical Arabic has been issued
by the Jesuit Fathers in Beirut, and a simpler version in Arabic which can be ...
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Berytus
... ber'-i-tus, be-ri'-tus (Berutos; Arabic: modern Beirut, Beyrout, Beyrouth): An ancient
Phoenician city situated on the North side of a promontory jutting out ...
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Acco (2 Occurrences)
... This bay furnishes the best anchorage for ships of any on this coast except that
of George, at Beirut, and Alexandretta at the extreme north. ...
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Phoenicians
... The promontories are few and do not project far into the sea, such as Theu-prosopon
South of Tripolis, Ras Beirut and the broad projection South of Tyre ...
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Phoenicia (6 Occurrences)
... The promontories are few and do not project far into the sea, such as Theu-prosopon
South of Tripolis, Ras Beirut and the broad projection South of Tyre ...
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Arabic
... A very fine translation of the entire Bible in classical Arabic has been issued
by the Jesuit Fathers in Beirut, and a simpler version in Arabic which can be ...
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Lebanon (66 Occurrences)
... To the traveler who has made the diagonal journey from Beirut to the cedars, memory
fills in innumerable details which are concealed from vision at any one time ...
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Beings (42 Occurrences)

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Husbandry (2 Occurrences)
... Much of the plain of Esdraelon, for example, was until recently owned by
Beirut proprietors and farmed in this way. The writer while ...
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