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HORMAH  -  HUMBLE


               were  dukes or  rulers  and  were  the  sons of  Seir,  the   means  “love of strangers.” The Bible says, “Let brotherly
               founder  of the pagan people of that  region  (Ge. 36:2,   love continue. Be  not  forgetful to  entertain  strangers:
               20, 24, 29). Esau left Canaan and settled in Seir and his   for  thereby  some  have  entertained  angels
               children freely  intermarried with the pagan people and   unawares” (He. 13:1, 2). [See Angel, Entertain, Love.]
               eventually conquered and succeeded them (De. 2:12).  HOST. (1) A large body  of  people, stars, angels, or
                  HORMAH (fortress). Nu. 14:45.                  things, such as an  army (Ge. 2:1; 21:22; De. 4:19; Ps.
                  HORN. (1) A musical instrument (1 Ch. 25:5). (2) A   103:21;  Lk.  2:13;  Ac.  7:42).  (2)  One  who   receives
               symbolic reference to  strength, power, and authority (1   guests  (Ro. 16:23). [For “Lord of Hosts” see God.] [See
               Sa. 2:1; Job  16:15; Ps. 75:4-5; Je. 48:25; Ze. 1:21). (3)   also Angel, Star.]
               A king (Re. 17:12). “Little horn” in Daniel refers  to the   HOTHAM (determination). 1 Ch. 7:32.
               Antichrist  (Da.  7:8;  8:9-14).  [See  Antichrist,  Daniel,   HOTHIR (abundance). 1 Ch. 25:4.
               Government, Music, Prophecy.]                       HOUGH.  To  cut  the hamstring  on  an  animal  so  it
                  HORNET. A large wasp with a very painful sting (Ex.   cannot run (Ge. 49:6; Jos. 11:6,9; 2 Sa. 8:4).
               23:28; De. 7:20; Jos. 24:12).                       HOUSE.  (1) Household, family  (Ge. 7:1; 1  Ti. 3:4;
                  HORONAIM (double caves). Is. 15:5.             5:14; 2  Ti. 1:16). (2) Dwelling; building (Ge. 19:4,10;
                  HORSE. Not mentioned among Abraham’s cattle, but   De. 6:7, 9; Ju. 16:27). (3) God’s presence (Ge. 28:22).
               first  as  coming  from  Egypt  (Ge.  47:17).  The horse  is   (4) The Tabernacle (Ex. 34:26; Jos. 9:23; 1 Sa. 1:7). (5)
               almost  exclusively  used  in  war  in  Scripture, and  is so   Solomon’s  Temple (1 Ki. 6-9). (6) The millennial Temple
               sculptured  on  the  monuments   both  of  Egypt  and   (Eze. 40-44). (7) Heaven  (Jn. 14:2).  (8) The body  (2
               Assyria. Job gives a most elegant  description  of a war-  Co. 5:1). (9) The local church (1 Ti. 3:15). [See Church,
               horse in Job 39:19-25. The Bible warns  men not to  trust   Home, Heaven, Tabernacle, Temple.]
               in  horses  or  military  might  (Ps.  33:17).  Solomon   HOUSE,  TO.  (1)  To  be  shown  hospitality  (Jud.
               disobeyed the letter and spirit of the prohibition not to   19:18). (2) Building houses  close together  (Is. 5:8). (3)
               multiply horses (De. 17:16), and his successors  did also   From one house to the next (1 Ti. 5:13).
               (1 Ki. 4:26;  22:4). Horses  are used  as  symbols by  the   HOWBEIT.  Notwithstanding;  nevertheless   (Jud.
               prophets  (Ze.  1:8;  Re.  6)  (Smith).  The  Antichrist  is   4:17; Is. 10:7).
               depicted  as  riding  a  white  horse  because  he  imitates
               Christ  and  also to  depict  the  fact  that  he  rides  into   HOW THAT. That (Mt. 16:12).
               power  on a deceptive program of peace (Re. 6:2). The   HUKKOK (ditch). Jos. 19:34.
               Lord  Jesus Christ  and  the  heavenly  armies  will  return   HUKOK (ditch). 1 Ch. 6:75.
               from  heaven  on  white  horses   (Re.  19:11-15).  [See   HUL (circle). Ge. 10:23.
               Antichrist, Heaven, Military, Revelation.]          HULDAH (weasel). 2 Ki. 22:14; 2 Ch. 34:22.
                  HORSE GATE. [See Gate.]                          HUMBLE,  HUMILITY.  Humbleness   of  mind  (Ro.
                  HORSELEACH. A blood sucking worm (Pr. 30:15).  12:3). Humility  is the  opposite of  pride and boasting.
                  HORT - FENTON J.A. [See Westcott-Hort.]        Humility is to not seek or  demand personal recognition
                  HOSANNA.  An  expression  of  praise  to  God  (Mt.   (Ph. 2:3). It is esteeming others better than oneself (Ph.
               21:9,15;  Mk.  11:9-10;  Jn.  12:13).  The  word  means   2:3). It  is  caring  for  others,  not  just  for  oneself  (Ph.
               “Save now.”                                       2:4). It is submitting to God and His  will (Ph. 2:5-8; Ja.
                  HOSEA  (Jehovah  is  help).  An  O.T.  prophet  who   4:6-7). It  is  refusing to seek greatness for  oneself (Mk.
               wrote the book of Hosea (Ho. 1:1). The Greek name of   9:35). It is  being mindful of and condescending to the
               Osee is used in Ro. 9:25.                         weak (Ro. 12:16), such  as  children (Mk. 9:36-37), the
                                                                 poor (Ja. 2), the weak-minded (1 Th. 5:14), those with
                  HOSEN. Fine upper garments (Da. 3:21.          few  talents  (1  Co. 12:23-24), and  those weak in  faith
                  HOSHEA  (Jehovah  is help).  The  original  name of   (Ro. 14). Humility  is  to be obedient  to God’s  will (Ph.
               Joshua  the  son  of  Nun  (De.  32:44).  Also   written   2:8). Humility  is  to  esteem others better  than  oneself
               “Oshea” (Nu. 13:8). [See Joshua.]                 (Ph. 2:3).  Humility  is to give all glory  to God  (2  Co.
                  HOSHAMA (Jehovah is hearer). 1 Ch. 3:18.       10:17). Humility  is not to  be dependent  upon  God (1
                  HOSHEA  (Jehovah  is help).  The  original  name of   Co. 2:3-4). Humility is  to be kind and gentle and patient
               Joshua  the  son  of  Nun  (De.  32:44).  Also   written   towards others (2 Ti. 2:24-25; Tit. 3:2).
               “Oshea” (Nu. 13:8). [See Joshua.]                   What Humility Is Not. We know that Christ was  meek
                  HOSPITALITY. Friendliness to strangers  and visitors   and lowly  in  heart (Mt. 11:29); thus  by  observing Him
               (Ro. 12:13; 1  Ti. 3:2;  Tit.  1:8;  1  Pe. 4:9).  The Greek   we can see what humility is  and what it is not. (1) It is
               word  from  which  the  word  “hospitality”  is  translated   not  cowardice  and  timidity  (Jn.  2:13-17;  8:44;



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