Salutations
Nave’s Topical Bible · Torrey’s Topical Textbook (1897)
THE TOPICAL BIBLE — from Nave’s Topical Bible
Nave’s Topical Bible — public domain, printed whole.
→ By kissing 2Sa 20:9; Mt 26:49
→ By bowing Ge 18:2; 19:1,2; 23:7; 27:29; 33:3; 37:10; 41:43; 43:26,28; 49:8; 1Sa 25:23; 2Sa 18:28; 1Ki 1:16; Es 8:3; Mt 2:11; Mr 5:22
→ Addresses in
“;My lords,” Ge 19:2
“;May God be gracious to you,” Ge 43:29
→ “Peace” (Hebrew: shalom) 1Sa 25:6
→ “Are you well, my brother?” 2Sa 20:9
→ “Hail, Master!” Mt 26:49
→ “All hail,” Mt 28:9
→ “Peace (Hebrew: shalom) to this house,” Lu 10:5
→ “Peace to you” (Hebrew: shalomleka) Joh 20:21
→ From a master to his servants, “May the Lord be with you,” Ru 2:4
→ Servants to their masters, “May the Lord bless you,” Ru 2:4
→ By letter 1Co 16:21; 2Co 13:13; Col 4:18; Php 4:21; 2Th 3:17; 2Jo 1:13; 3Jo 1:14
→ To rulers
See KINGS
→ See MANNERS
FROM TORREY’S TOPICAL TEXTBOOK (1897)
Torrey’s Topical Textbook (1897) — public domain, printed whole.
- Antiquity of
- WERE GIVEN
. By brethren to each other
. By inferiors to their superiors
. By superiors to inferiors
. By all passers-by
. On entering a house
Jud 18:15; Mt 10:12; Lu 1:40,41,44
- Often sent through messengers
- Often sent by letter
Ro 16:21-23; 1Co 16:21; Col 4:18; 2Th 3:17
- Denied to persons of bad character
- Persons in haste excused from giving or receiving
- EXPRESSIONS USED AS
. Peace be with thee
. Peace to thee, and peace to thine house, and peace to all
that thou hast
. Peace be to this house
. The Lord be with you
. The Lord bless thee
. The blessing of the Lord be upon you, we bless you in the
name of the Lord
. Blessed be thou of the Lord
. God be gracious to thee
. Art thou in health?
. Hail
. All hail
- Often perfidious
- Given to Christ in derision
- OFTEN ACCOMPANIED BY
. Falling on the neck and kissing
. Laying hold of the bear with the right hand
. Bowing frequently to the ground
. Embracing and kissing the feet
. Touching the hem of the garment
. Falling prostrate on the ground
. Kissing the dust
- The Jews condemned for giving, only to their countrymen
- The Pharisees condemned for seeking, in public