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                  MAACHAH,  MAACAH (friction,  oppression).  Ge.   MADMEN (place of  manure). A  town  of Moab (Je.
               22:24; 2 Sa. 3:3                                  48:2).
                  MAADAI (the ornament of God). Ezr. 10:34.        MADMENAH (place of manure). Is. 10:31.
                  MAADIAH (the ornament of God). Ne. 12:5.         MADON (place of judgment). Jos. 11:1.
                  MAAI (the fountain of the Lord). Ne. 12:36.      MAGBISH (assembly, fortress). Ezr. 2:30.
                  MAALEH  ACRABBIM  (going  up,  scorpions).  Jos.   MAGDALA (tower, castle). Mt. 15:39. A town on the
               15:3.                                             western shore of the Sea of Galilee north of Tiberias.
                  MAARATH (level place, waste). Jos. 15:59.        MAGDALENE. Mary Magdalene; one of the Marys of
                  MAASEIAH (the work of the Lord). Je. 21:1.     the Bible. Her name means “an inhabitant of Magdala,”
                  MAASIAI (the work of the Lord). 1 Ch. 9:12.    referring to the town of Magdala on the western  shore
                  MAATH (breaking, removing). Lk. 3:26.          of the Sea of Galilee. Jesus  cast seven devils out of her,
                                                                 and  she  became  an  ardent  disciple  (Lk.  8:2).  Mary
                  MAAZ (oppression). 1 Ch. 2:27.                 Magdalene was  the first  person  to see the Lord  Jesus
                  MAAZIAH (the consolation of God). 1 Ch. 24:18.  Christ after His  resurrection (Mk. 16:1-9; Mt. 28:1; Lk.
                  MACCABEES.  The  Jewish  family  which  led  revolt   24:10; Jn. 19:25; 20:1, 18).
               against  Antiochus Epiphanes,  king  of  Syria,  and  won   MAGDIEL (excellent, praise). Ge. 36:43.
               freedom  for  the  Jews.  Antiochus  had  captured  the   MAGICIAN. [See Witchcraft.]
               temple in Jerusalem and had desecrated it by sacrificing   MAGISTRATE. A judge; ruler (Ju. 18:7; Ezr. 7:25; Lk.
               a  pig.  The  revolt  began  in  168  B.C.  The temple  was   12:58). [See Government.]
               recaptured and sacrifices  were resumed in 165 B.C. The
               history of this  experience in Jewish history is told in two   MAGNIFICAL. Greatness (Ac. 19:27).
               of  the  apocryphal  books,  1  and  2  Maccabees.  [See   MAGNIFICAT (to exalt; to extol) A name for Mary’s
               Antichrist, Apocrypha.]                           song of praise in Lk. 1:46-55.
                  MACEDONIA.  A  Roman  province  (Ac.  16:9).     MAGNIFICENCE.  Greatness  (Ac.  19:27).  [See
               Macedonia was made a Roman province in 142 BC, and   Majesty.]
               Philippi, its  chief city, was made a Roman colony in 42   MAGNIFY.  Exalt;  uplift;  promote;  to  make  great
               BC  after  the  famous   battle  involving  the  armies  of   (Jos. 3:7; Ps. 34:3; Da. 11:36; Lk. 1:46).
               Antony  and  Octavian  aligned  against  the  armies  of   MAGOG. [See Gog.]
               Brutus  and  Cassius.  It  was   Roman  legions  against   MAGOR MISSABIB (fear everywhere). Je. 20:3.
               Roman legions. Brutus and Cassius had murdered Julius
               Caesar and  tried  to take over  the empire, but Octavian   MAGPIASH (congregation of the congregation). Ne.
               won the battle and 15 years  later  became the Emperor   10:20.
               Augustus. It was during his reign that Jesus was born.   MAHALAH (disease). 1 Ch. 7:18.
                  MACHBANAI (chain of God). 1 Ch. 12:13.           MAHALALEEL (praising God). Ge. 5:12.
                  MACHBENAH (chain). 1 Ch. 2:49.                   MAHALATH. (1) The daughter of Ishmael; the wife
                  MACHI (consuming of strength, pining). Nu. 13:15.  of  Rehoboam  (sickness)  (Ge. 28:9;  2  Ch.  11:18).  (2)
                                                                 Mentioned  in  the title to Ps.  53  and  88.  Strong says,
                  MACHIR (sold). Ge. 50:23.                      “probably the title to a popular song.” [See
                  MACHNADEBAI (what is  like the liberality of God?).    Music.]
               Ex. 10:40.                                          MAHALI (infirmity, instability). Ex. 6:19.
                  MACHPELAH (a  doubling,  a  fold,  winding).     MAHANAIM (two camps or hosts). Ge. 32:2.
               Abraham’s burial cave (Ge. 23:9).                   MAHANEHDAN (camp of judgment). Ju. 18:12.
                  MAD. (1) Insane or demon possessed (1 Sa. 21:13; 2
               Ki. 9:11; Pr. 26:18; Jn. 10:20; Ac. 12:15; 26:25; 1 Co.   MAHARAI (the haste of God). 2 Sa. 23:28.
               14:23). (2)  Angry  (Ps.  102:8;  Ac.  26:11).  (3) Foolish   MAHATH (taking or wiping away). 2 Ch. 29:12.
               (Ec. 2:2). [See Anger, Fool, Devils.]               MAHAVITE  (the  place  of  the congregation). 1  Ch.
                  MADAI (God extends). Ge. 10:2.                 11:46.
                  MADIAN (Great extension). Ac. 7:29.              MAHAZIOTH (visions). 1 Ch. 25:4.
                  MADMANNAH (place of manure). Jos. 15:31.



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