0
1) Terumah, that portion of grain given to the Kohanim, is sometimes translated as a "heave-offering," since "terumah" literally means to lift up.
2) Certain offerings were ritually waved (וה×?×™×£ ×ותו הכהן) in the Holy Temple. These may more correctly (than Terumah) be called "heave-offerings," though the translation of "wave-offerings" is more clear.
What else can I help you with?
Related Questions
Trending Questions
Is Ganesha older than Murugan?
Was the driving of Adam and Eve from the garden of eden an act of of love on the part of god?
What was marks role in the story of Jesus?
What is the difference between a sign and a miracle?
What are natural vegetation in Islamic countries?
What does ethical and unethical mean?
What is the correct translation of 1 Timothy 3 16?
What church shall you go to tomorrow?
What is Prince Edward Islands Religions?
Did Jesus Sacafice himself for the people?
Are Rastafari pacifists?
What kind of house do Amish people live in?
How can a husband show love and affection to his wife in Islam?
Where does the word 'Ardas' come from?
What are common features of independent and pentecostal churches?
What part of Iraq do shiites live?
Is it permissible to consume salt while fasting?
Is vidya balan is Muslim?
What is the religion of Szczesny and Van Persie?
What does the bible say about humans living forever?
Copyright ©2025 Answers.com. All Rights Reserved. The material on this site can not be reproduced, distributed, transmitted, cached or otherwise used, except with prior written permission of Answers.