Aggeus
- proper noun
- /ˈæɡiəs/
- Literature
- The book of Aggeus emphasizes the importance of rebuilding the Temple.
Examples
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Many older Bibles refer to the Book of Haggai as Aggeus.
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The sermons focused on messages from Aggeus about rebuilding the Temple.
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She studied the prophecies found in Aggeus during her theology course.
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In Aggeus, the prophet encourages the people to resume construction.
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The sermons focused on messages from Aggeus about rebuilding the Temple.
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In Aggeus, the prophet encourages the people to resume construction.
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She studied the prophecies found in Aggeus during her theology course.
Synonyms
A short Old Testament book of messages from a prophet that urges people to rebuild the Temple
An Old Testament book with Haggai's messages about rebuilding the Temple
Surface Forms
Etymology
Aggeus is also the older name for the Book of Haggai, and the title comes from a Hebrew word meaning 'festival' or 'feast'. That makes sense because the book's messages are about rebuilding the Temple and restoring the worship and festivals.