mektup (yeni ahit'te yer alan)

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epistle

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mektup (yeni ahit''te yer alan)
{n} a letter, a message sent under cover
mektup (yeni ahit''te yer alan)
Epistle comes from the Latin word epistola, which simply means a letter (as in written correspondence) The epistles of the New Testament follow the form for letters in the first century Letters in those days did not come in envelopes, so they began with the name of the sender, followed by the name of the recipient, and then a greeting (The Epistle to the Hebrews lacks these features ) After the body, the letter contained detailed greetings to the recipients Paul subtly reworded the usual greeting, “greetings to you,” so that it read “grace to you ”
mektup (yeni ahit''te yer alan)
especially a long, formal letter
mektup (yeni ahit''te yer alan)
A letter in the New Testament written by an Apostle A portion of an Epistle is read between the Collect and the Holy Gospel at Holy Communion
mektup (yeni ahit''te yer alan)
A letter, or a literary composition in the form of a letter
mektup (yeni ahit''te yer alan)
Greek for letter, an exhortation or written sermon intended for public reading
mektup (yeni ahit''te yer alan)
A writing directed or sent to a person or persons; a written communication; a letter; applied usually to formal, didactic, or elegant letters
mektup (yeni ahit''te yer alan)
European Process Industries STEP Technical Liaison Executive A forum for the international collaboration of projects and organisations working towards the routine, standard based, sharing and exchange of engineering data in the process and related industries EPISTLE is coordinating the work of PISTEP, POSC/Caesar and USPI-NL to create a single data standard
mektup (yeni ahit''te yer alan)
A letter Part of the New Testament; many written by St Paul
mektup (yeni ahit''te yer alan)
a verse epistle imitates the form of a personal letter, addressed to someone in particular, often very personal and occasional, and sometimes dated, with a location affixed Alexander Pope's "Epistle to Dr Arbuthnot" can hardly be bettered
mektup (yeni ahit''te yer alan)
One of the letters included as a book of the New Testament
mektup (yeni ahit''te yer alan)
{i} long formal letter, missive
mektup (yeni ahit''te yer alan)
To write; to communicate in a letter or by writing
mektup (yeni ahit''te yer alan)
An epistle is a letter
mektup (yeni ahit''te yer alan)
One of the letters in the New Testament which were addressed to their Christian brethren by Apostles
mektup (yeni ahit''te yer alan)
A letter - in the early Church letters were written to people or churches (e g by the apostle Paul or John) and they have now become books of the Bible in the New Testament
mektup (yeni ahit''te yer alan)
In the Bible, the Epistles are a series of books in the New Testament which were originally written as letters to the early Christians. one of the letters in the New Testament of the Bible. a long or important letter (epistole , from epistellein )
mektup (yeni ahit''te yer alan)
A formal letter intended for a wide public audience rather than for a specific group or individual
mektup (yeni ahit'te yer alan)
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