Definition: Anchorage in biblical Hebrew means "God's house." It refers to the place where God dwells with Abraham when he was in Egypt during the wilderness journey.
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Definition: Anchorage in biblical Hebrew means "God's house." It refers to the place where God dwells with Abraham when he was in Egypt during the wilderness journey.
Definition: "Anchorage" is a biblical term used for a city built on an island that served as a refuge for Israel during their exile in Babylon (Isaiah 12:30). The exact meaning varies based on context, but it generally refers to the city where God lived and ruled for three generations.
Definition: The term "anchorages" comes from a Greek word that means "small, close quarters." It describes a group or community living in tightly-knit settings without extensive landmass. This term often refers to small villages with narrow lanes for walking and marketplaces for trading goods. In ancient times, it was associated with the Jewish tribe of Benjamin who were known for their strong ties to Jerusalem.