Main Glossary
Words matter! Know the meanings of the words you speak, write, preach and teach to perfectly accomplish the things the LORD God wills.
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DedicateTo set apart and consecrate to the LORD God for a holy work. | ||
Deductive A type of argument that offers a premise(s) which seems to provide complete support for the conclusion. A deductive argument is known as a valid argument when all its premises are true, which makes the conclusion true.(See Inductive) | ||
Deductive FallacyA deductive argument that is invalid (true premises but false conclusion). (See Inductive Fallacy) | ||
Denarius (Denarii)A Roman coin paid a day's wages of a slave in New Testament Bible Times. | ||
DesireThe yearning to have what is loved1 (See Joy, Fear, Sadness)
Reference: Saint Augustine, Bishop of Hippo, The City of God, trans., Marcus Dods, Modern Library Paperback ed. (New York: Random House, Inc., 2000), 449.
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DevilThe fallen angel Lucifer (Satan) who is at enmity with the LORD God, and has the power to afflict man with spiritual corruption which brings death, and separates men from God through false witness and spiritual misleading. | ||
Devil's AdvocateAn official appointed to present critical arguments against proposed beatification or canonization. | ||
Devils MarkA blemish, scar or mark on the body of a person who has made a compact with a devil. | ||
DiatessronA compilation of the four Gospels into a single narrative by a second-century theologian named Tatian. Used in the Syriac-speaking early Christian churches. | ||