C (index)

Cab: [kab] A Hebrew dry measure and liquid measure equal to about the sixth part of a seah, the eighteenth part of an ephah...

Cabbon: [kab'-on] An unidentified place in the Shephelah of Judah near Eglon. It is possibly the same as MACHBENA...

Cabin(s): [kab'-in] Arched vaults or recesses off a passage or room, cells for...

Cabul: [ka'-bul] 1. A town on the eastern border of Asher, 2. A district in the...
Caesar: [se'-zar] Originally the surname of the Julian gens, afterward a name...
Caesara Philippi: [ses-a-re'-a fi-lip'-i] A city on the northeast of the marshy...
Caesarea: [ses-a-re'-a] A city on the shore of the Mediterranean, on the great...
Cain: [qayin] Eldest son of Adam and Eve. In a fit of jealousy he committed...
Caius: [ga'-yus] 1. A Macedonian who accompanied Apostle Paul in his travels...
Caleb: [qayin] 1. One of the three sons of Hezron, 2. son of Hur, the firstborn...
Calneh: [kal'-ne] The name of the fourth city of Nimrod's kingdom, the three...
Calvary: [kal'-va-ri] The Latin name of the spot at which Jesus Christ was...
Cambyses: [kam-bi'-sez] Older son of Cyrus, king of Persia. He married...
Camel: [kam'-el] The Arabian one-humped camel or dromedary, commonly...
Cana: [ka'-na] A town of Galilee, near Capernaum. Here Jesus Christ wroght...
Canaan: [ka'-nan] The fourth son of Ham whose descendants were under a...

Canaanite(s): [ka'-nan-its] A non-Israelite tribe, descendants of Canaan, which inhabited a particular land west of the...
Canticles, The (Song of Solomon): An allegorical poem setting forth the mutual love of Christ and the Church, under the...
Captivity: [kap-tiv'-i-ti] The forcible deportation of the Jews, from the Kingdoms of Israel and Judah, and their detention...

Cedar: [se'-dar] A tree very frequently mentioned in Scripture. It was stately, long-branched, odoriferous, durable and...
Cedron: [se'-dron] The winter torrent which flows through the Valley of Jehoshaphat, on the eastern side of Jerusalem...
Ceiling: [sel'-ing] The covering of the inside roof and walls of a house with planks of wood. Ceilings were sometimes...
Celosyria, Celo-Syria : [se-lo-sir'-i-a] The name, not found in Scripture, given by the Greeks to the extensive valley, about...
Cenchrea, Cenchreae: [sen'-kre-e] The eastern harbour of Corinth, from which it was distant about 9 miles east, and the...
Censer: [sen'-ser] A small portable vessel of metal fitted to receive burning coals from the altar, and on which the incense...
Census: [sen'-sus] There are five instances of a census of the Jewish people having been taken. 1. In the fourth month after...
Centurion: [sen-tu'-ri-un] A Roman officer in command of a hundred men. The ordinary duties of the centurion were to drill...
Cephas: [se'-fas] A Syriac surname given by Christ to Simon, meaning rock. The Greeks translated it by Petros or Peter...*

Chaldean(s), Chaldees : [kal-de'-anz] Inhabitants of the country of which Babylon was the capital. They were so called...
Christ, Jesus: [krist, je'-zus] The offical (anointed) name of our Lord Jesus. Son of God, founder of the Christian religion...
Chronicles, The Book(s) of: [kron'-i-k'-ls] The two books were originally one. They bore the title in the Massoretic Hebrew...

Cities of Refuge: [sit-ees uhv ref-yooj] Six Levitical cities chosen for refuge to those who committed involuntary murder...

Claudius: [klo'-di-us] 1. The fourth Roman emperor, who succeeded Caligula in A.D.41. He first issued a decree in favor of...

Codex Vaticanus: The oldest existing vellum manuscript. It once consisted of a complete copy of the Septuagint and New...
Coelesyria, Coele-Syria : [se-lo-sir'-i-a] The name, not found in Scripture, given by the Greeks to the extensive valley, about...
Colossians, The Book of (Epistle to the): [ko-losh'-ans] written by the apostle Paul during his first captivity at Rome. The...
Commandments, Ten: [ten kuh-mand-muhnts] The Ten Commandments or Ten Words were spoken by God to the people...
Communion: [ko-mun'-yun] Fellowship with God. In particular, partaking of bread and wine, which represent Christ's body...
Corinthians, The Book of 1 (First Epistle to the): [ko-rin'-thi-anz] written by the apostle Paul toward the close of his nearly...
Corinthians, The Book of 2 (Second Epistle to the): [ko-rin'-thi-anz] written a few months subsequent to the first, in the...
Cornelius: [kor-ne'-li-us] A Roman centurion of the Italian cohort stationed in Caesarea. Baptized by the Apostle Peter, he...
Covenant: [kuv'-e-nant] A solemn compact or agreement between two parties, by which each party bound himself to fulfill...

Crucifixion: [kroo-si-fik'-shun] A punishment among early heathen nations and considered the most horrible form of death...

Cyrenius: [si-re'-ni-us] Governor of Syria after the banishment of Archelaus. A census by Cyrenius caused Joseph and Mary...
Cyrus: [si'-rus] Celebrated founder and King of Persia who conquered Babylon, liberated the Jews and rebuilt the Temple...


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