Tares
The tares in Jesus’ parable were weeds resembling wheat, commonly identified with darnel. They were left until harvest so the wheat would not be uprooted with them.
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Target
In older English versions, “target” can represent a Hebrew term referring to a javelin or spear. The Revised Version generally translates the word as “javelin,” rather than a small shield.
Targum
A Targum is an Aramaic translation or explanatory paraphrase of the Hebrew Scriptures, prepared for Jewish hearers who no longer fully understood Hebrew. Targums were used especially in synagogue reading and instruction.
TARPELITES
The Tarpelites were a people listed among the groups opposing the rebuilding of Jerusalem. Their precise identity is uncertain, with several proposed connections to peoples or scribal groups.
Tarpelites, The
The Tarpelites were among the Assyrian colonists settled in the cities of Samaria after the northern kingdom of Israel was deported. Their precise identity is uncertain.
Tarshish
Tarshish can refer to a descendant of Javan, a distant maritime region or port associated with sea trade, a family name, or a precious stone. The term is also used for large oceangoing ships.
Tarsus
Tarsus was the chief city of Cilicia and the birthplace of the apostle Paul. It was a prosperous commercial and educational center situated on the river Cydnus.
Tartak
Tartak was an otherwise unknown idol worshiped by the Avvite colonists whom the Assyrians settled in Samaria after the exile of Israel.
Tartan
Tartan was an Assyrian official title for the commander-in-chief, not necessarily a personal name. Officers bearing this title were sent against Jerusalem and Ashdod.
TASKMASTER
Taskmasters were officials appointed over the Israelites in Egypt to impose forced labor and burdens. Their oppression helped reduce Israel to a condition of slavery under Pharaoh.
TASSEL
Tassels were cords or fringes attached to the corners of an Israelite’s outer garment. The Lord commanded them as a visible reminder to remember and obey His commandments.
TASTE
Taste may refer literally to sampling food or perceiving flavor. Figuratively, it means to experience or perceive, as when Scripture speaks of tasting that the Lord is good, tasting death, or tasting the heavenly gift.
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