In Mark 5:11, an improbably large herd of 2000 swine (pigs) was grazing on the mountains near the lake until Jesus caused them to run down a steep slope into the Sea, where they drowned. This herd provided the opportunity for Jesus to cast the legion of demons out of the possessed man, and for the author of Mark to paint a vivid picture of just how many demons there were. This story is also found in Matthew and Luke.
well I think it means 'pig' generally and also probally in the bible and as many originally very offensive words change over time it may at the time The Bible was written it may have meant something worse. hope this helps
The term 'white glove' does not appear in the Bible.
In Mark5:9 the Bible calls a group of swine a herd.
The term "Pearls before Swine" means that a person should not offer wisdom to those incapable of grasping the truth or any philosophical concept because the effort is wasted . Pigs , or swine , can not appreciate the quality of the pearl .
The word "swine" is in the King James Version of the Bible 20 times. It is in 19 verses. Please see the related link below.
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The term 'hypenated' is not biblical.
The word cat(s) is not in the Bible
It is not a term in the commonly used versions of the Bible in English. It is an acronym for Royal Air Force.
Swine, or pig, is mentioned in the following verses:Matthew 7:6Mark 5:11Luke 15:15II Peter 2:22
Do you mean vaccination? The swine flu doesn't take vacation.