Endor
Endor was a settlement in the territory of Issachar, later held by Manasseh. Saul visited a woman there who was reputed to practice divination on the eve of his final battle.
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ENDURE
To continue or remain, and also to bear hardship, persecution, or burdens without giving up. Scripture commends such steadfast perseverance in faith.
Eneglaim
Eneglaim, or En-eglaim, was a place mentioned in Ezekiel’s vision of the waters flowing from the temple. It was apparently near the Dead Sea, though its exact location is uncertain.
ENEMY
A person or group that opposes or hates another. Scripture often speaks of Israel’s enemies, while Jesus commands His followers to love their enemies.
ENGAGE
To pledge, become surety, or commit oneself. In Jeremiah 30:21 the expression concerns one who has shown boldness or pledged himself.
Engannim
Engannim means “fountain of the garden” and is another form of En-gannim, the name of two biblical towns.
Engedi
En-gedi was an oasis and town on the western shore of the Dead Sea, formerly called Hazezon-tamar. David hid in its wilderness, and its vineyards and spring were well known.
Engedi Or Engedi
En-gedi was a town and oasis in the wilderness of Judah beside the Dead Sea. David sought refuge there from Saul, and its fertile vineyards were celebrated in Solomon’s song.
Engine
An engine in biblical usage was a military machine used in siege warfare, such as a device for throwing missiles or a battering ram used against city walls.
Engines
Engines were military devices used in attacking fortified cities. Biblical examples include machines for throwing stones or arrows and battering rams for breaking through defenses.
ENGRAFT
To implant or firmly establish. In James 1:21 believers are urged to receive the implanted word with meekness.
Engraver
An engraver was a skilled artisan who carved names or designs on metal, stone, rings, seals, and other objects. Engraving was especially used for the stones and plate of the high priest’s garments.
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