Are there any mentions of any saints in the bible?

Answer 1

The English word Saints does appear in sever places in biblical text (SeeDeuteronomy 33:2 & 3). Remember the original texts were written in Hebrew, Chaldee and Greek. You must therefore acquire the definition of the Hebrew word used in the text and not assume the translate English word. This is where and how many mistakes are made concerning the reading of biblical texts.

The word Saints is Hebrew word 6944 and it means: a sacred place or thing; rarely abstractly Sanctity... Consecrated (Thing), dedicated (thing) hallowed (thing), holiness (X most) holy (X day, portion, thing) Its from word 6942

6942 is a base root word "qadash" and it means; to be (causatively make, pronounce our observe as) clean (ceremonially or morally); ... appoint, bid, consecrate, dedicate, defile, hallow (be, keep) holy(er, place) , keep prepare, procalim, purify, sanctify ( -ied one, self), X wholly.

Just remember earning something from our Father is not the same as being given a title by men. All angels are servants of our Father, those who stand before the throne, in heaven and those who are on the other side of the great gulf fixed (often referred to asHades), have earned their place from their actions taken in the flesh, and not a title handed out by men.

Answer 2

No, but there is what is called a Hall of Faith in Hebrews 11. This chapter lists bilical examples of believers who held on to their faith despite persecution and trials.

Answer 3

In both the King James and New King James Versions, the term 'saints' first appears in Deuteronomy 33:2.