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This Bible Dictionary presents in a clear, concise way all Biblical and pertinent extra-Biblical information available concerning individuals, countries, places, objects, and concepts mentioned in the Bible, and to convey the meaning of the underlying Hebrew, Aramaic, or Greek terms. It also includes a few articles on non-Biblical subjects because frequent references are made to such subjects as...

(Est 1:5). Since the enclosed area that surrounded the Temple building of Solomon was divided into several sections by walls or buildings, the term “courts” is used (2 Ki 21:5; Ps 65:4; 84:2). The Temple precinct of Christ’s time had four courts: “the court of the Gentiles,” accessible to all worshipers regardless of race or religious affiliation; “the court of the women,” accessible to all Jews regardless of age or sex; “the court of Israel,” into which only male Jews could enter; and “the court
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