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What is the meaning of Baal-Kaand in Hindi?
The word-meaning of 'Baal-Kaand' is 'Incident of Childhood', but symbolically it is known for a chapter of great Hindi epic 'Raam Charit Manas' by Tulsi Das.
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How do you pronounce Baal-shalisha?
Pronunciation: "bah-ahl shah-lish-ah" "Baal-shalisha" is a two-part title. "Baal" means "god." "Shalisha" means "of three "parts" or "things." The first 4 letters (in our En…glish alphabet) are pronounced: "ba'al" (with a slight glottal pause between the 2 "a's,"or more simply "bahl." The last portion "shalisha," is descriptive of this 'god,' and means "three," or "three things/parts." All together, the descriptive title means "god of three parts," or "god of three things." (MORE)
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In Criminal Law
Is Baal real?
A:Gods are real to those who believe in them, and not real to those who do not believe. Keel and Uehlinger (Gods, Goddesses and Images of God in Ancient Israel) say that Yahwe…h (YHWH) and Baal were almost synonymous in Israel during Iron Age IIB, the period from approximately 925 to 722 BCE, the end of the Israelite kingdom. Baal would therefore have been as real to the Israelites as was Yahweh, the God who eventually dominated Judaism. After the Babylonian Exile, Baal had been banished by the Jews to a distant and possibly manufactured history, and was no longer real. (MORE)
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In The Bible
What is baal worship?
The name "Baal" translates as master, in Hebrew. There are only fragmentary reports surviving of some middle eastern deity named Baal, who presumably was worshipped with the s…ame kinds of animal sacrifices that were offered by the tribes of Israel to their own deity, Yahweh, as reported in the bible. No one today still worships Baal or even knows much about him. He is lost to the mists of time. Ba'al was one of the god's worshiped in Caanan in ancient times. When the Hebrews conquered Caanan they brought their belief in only one God, Yahweh. For then worship of any other god was considered sinful (the first commandment of Judaism is "You shall have no other gods") So when some Hebrews turned to worship Ba'al they were breaking the highest law of Judaism and were considered traitors of the worst sort by Jewish devotees. (MORE)
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In The Bible
Who was the god Baal?
A:Baal was one of the most important West Semitic gods, worshipped as the High god among Phoenicians, but also important in Judah, Israel, Aram and elsewhere. In early times, …he was a storm god, but during the eighth century BCE took on characteristics of a solar deity. Keel and Uehlinger (Gods, Goddesses and Images of God in Ancient Israel) say that Yahweh (YHWH) and Baal were almost synonymous in Israel during Iron Age IIB, the period from approximately 925 to 722 BCE and the end of the Israelite kingdom. Ba'al ("Lord") was a West Semitic storm god during early biblical times. He was worshipped by the Canaanites, Aramaeans and other west Semitic people, including the early Hebrews. Ba'al was worshipped in various forms, one of which, Ba'al Hammond, became the chief god of Carthage in north Africa. (MORE)
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In Judaism
Who was the Baal Shem Tov?
The Baal Shem Tov was the founder of a Jewish sect called the Chassidim. They are a very Orthodox group, and the Baal was revered by his followers for being wise and com…passionate and also for teaching that worship and prayer should be joyful. For a wonderful and moving glimpse into the world of the Chassidim, I recommend the novel 'THE CHOSEN' by Chaim Potok :) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- (MORE)
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Who is Baal in The Bible?
The term 'baal' by itself is first noted in the time of Moses as a place of pagan worship circa mid 15th Century B.C.: Numbers 22:41 New King James Version (NKJV) Ba…laam's First Prophecy 41 So it was, the next day, that Balak took Balaam and brought him up to the high places of Baal, that from there he might observe the extent of the people. Some historians and biblical scholars have determined that this 'title' was given to Nimrod (Ninus) and means 'The Lord.' His father Cush was called 'Bel' which means 'The Confounder' and he too may have also been called Baal. This was the time of the first apostasy post the world-wide Flood. As the name baal developed further by Hosea' time, it became the most important deity of the Canaanite pantheon - one who blesses the continuance of human life, and preserves the social order. A fertility deity and provider of children, bringer of rains and makes crops grow, who could defeat the enemies of the devotees. Baal could overcome the other deities of 'Yamm,' the god of the chaotic sea and 'Mot' the god of death and the underworld. Yet the God of Israel, Yahweh, actively opposed this false religious system from the very beginning of Israel's history. Only He is God and Israel's rightful King (see Exodus 15). Only He has sovereignty over the elements of the storm (Exodus 9 and 24 etals) and demonstrated His powers over the chaotic seas and the realm of the dead (Exodus 15). And only He could provide children to the infertile (see 1 Samuel 2:5). The attack of baalism climaxed with Elijah on Mount Carmel - proving God's authority as the only real God (1Kings 18: 38, 39). Yet, physical Israel continued to fall back to their sensual nature - attraction to the base of human nature vis-a-vis the strict obedience to the moral and ethical standards of God's Law. We humans usually take the easy road and are double-minded meaning we want our cake and to eat it as well - say we follow God but do our desires right or wrong. One day in the future as the Bible says, the Laws of God will be written upon each new heart (see Ezekiel 11:19; Hebrews 8:10) and the firstfruits will be there to see we all follow it and not the ways of this world's god - ha Satan. Answer: "Baal" in Hebrew means master or owner. This idolatrous weather-deity was depicted with differing imagery in various locales, so the plural "baalim" ("baals") is sometimes used (Judges 3:7). So we find baal-zephon (Exodus 14:2), baal peor (Numbers 25:3), beelzebub (2 Kings 1:16), baal-berith (Judges 9:4), baalbeq (short for baal beqaa, lord of the Valley), baal-gad, baal-hamon, baal-hazor, baal-hermon, etc. Worship of the baal occurred intermittently among Israelites, but they were aware that they weren't supposed to be doing that. When things got bad, they habitually returned to the One God of their fathers (Judges 3:9, 3:15, 6:6, 10:10). (MORE)
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How far does the Baal Predator move?
Normally, 12" like a normal tank, but it can use the following ability, "Overcharged Engines": The Baal Predator and Blood Angels Rhinos are fitted with specially modified e…ngines. These over-charged engines allow the vehicle to attempt to go faster but at the risk of stalling the engines. You may declare that an eligible vehicle is going to use its overcharged engines in any Movement Phase just before you move it. Roll a D6. On the roll of 1, the engine stalls, and the vehicle may not move at all this turn. On the roll of 2-3, the boosters fail to kick in, and the vehicle moves normally. On the roll of 4-6, the boosters work, and the vehicle can move as if it were a fast vehicle this turn; however, the maximum distance it can move is limited to 18". (MORE)
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What is the meaning of Baal of Peor?
A:Baal of Peor was a Moabite god, whose temple was on the mountain of Peor. In ancient times, gods were often referred to by reference to the location of their temple. Just as… we find references to Yahweh (God) of Jerusalem, Yahweh of Samaria and Yahweh of Teman, so we have Baal of Peor. The word 'Baal' translates as 'Lord', so it is not necessary for the ancients to have regarded him as essentially the same god as the Baal worshipped in Phoenicia, Aram and Israel. (MORE)
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What does baal mean in Persian?
Baal (read 'Bail') comes from old Albanian language: Ba ill, it means father star. In the old times used to pray to the stars. Even Albanians were called Yllirians. Which ha…s dual meaning in Albanian language. First people of the stars. Second free peoples. Both meaning connect if the fact that starts are free entities in the sky. Learn about enciant Albanian history and language and you will find most of the Biblical, Qur'an, and ancient books word etymology. Note: Gur Baal = Stone Father-Star. So it means stone that come from the stars. (MORE)