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In the New Testament, the word Meditate is mentioned twice. 1 Timothy 4:15 & Luke 21:14
The word covenant used in the New Testament 33 times.
In the King James version the word - glory - appears 402 times, 177 times in the New Testament and the word - glorieth - appears 3 times, twice in the New Testament the word - glorified - appears 50 times, 36 times in the New Testament the word - glorify - appears 25 times, 17 times in the New Testament the word - glorifying - appears 3 times, all in the New Testament the word - glorious - appears 45 times, 13 times in the New Testament the word - glorying - appears 4 times, all in the New Testament the word - gloriest - appears once, but not in the New Testament the word - glorifieth - appears once, but not in the New Testament the word - gloriously - appears 3 times, but not in the New Testament
It was mainly used in the new testament.
The word remain is used 12 times in the New Testament.
In the King James version the word - glory - appears 402 times, 177 times in the New Testament and the word - glorieth - appears 3 times, twice in the New Testament the word - glorified - appears 50 times, 36 times in the New Testament the word - glorify - appears 25 times, 17 times in the New Testament the word - glorifying - appears 3 times, all in the New Testament the word - glorious - appears 45 times, 13 times in the New Testament the word - glorying - appears 4 times, all in the New Testament the word - gloriest - appears once, but not in the New Testament the word - glorifieth - appears once, but not in the New Testament the word - gloriously - appears 3 times, but not in the New Testament
The first New Testament appearance of the word "elect" is in Matthew 24:22.
Surprise; the word does not occur in the New Testament. The closest is "revived," appearing twice in Paul's letter to the Romans in 7:9; and 14:9.
Twice in Acts 20:30 and Romans 15:12.
The word lord in the new testament is a translation of the Greek word kurios which can means: master, owner or sovereign. The word kurios is derived from kuros which means supremacy. In the New Testament it is most commonly used as a divine title in the same way as the word Yahweh is used in the Old Testament.
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