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<p> '''''ab´a''''' ( ἀββᾶ , אבּא , <i> ''''''abbā''''' </i> ), Hebraic-Chaldaic, "Father"): In [[Jewish]] and old-Christian prayers, a name by which God was addressed, then in oriental churches a title of bishops and patriarchs. So [[Jesus]] addresses God in prayer ( Matthew 11:25 , Matthew 11:26; Matthew 26:39 , Matthew 26:42; Luke 10:21; Luke 22:42; Luke 23:34; John 11:41; John 12:27; John 17:24 , John 17:25 ). In Mark 14:36; Romans 8:15 , and Galatians 4:6 ὁ πατήρ , <i> '''''ho patḗr''''' </i> , is appended even in direct address, in an emphatic sense. [[Servants]] were not permitted to use the appellation in addressing the head of the house. See Delitzsch on Romans 8:15; compare G. Dalman, <i> Gram. des jüd.-palast. Aramaisch </i> , <i> </i> etc., section 40, c. 3. </p> | |||
<p> '''''ab´a''''' ( ἀββᾶ , אבּא , <i> ''''''abbā''''' </i> ), Hebraic-Chaldaic, "Father"): In Jewish and old-Christian prayers, a name by which God was addressed, then in oriental churches a title of bishops and patriarchs. So Jesus addresses God in prayer ( Matthew 11:25 , Matthew 11:26; Matthew 26:39 , Matthew 26:42; Luke 10:21; Luke 22:42; Luke 23:34; John 11:41; John 12:27; John 17:24 , John 17:25 ). In Mark 14:36; Romans 8:15 , and Galatians 4:6 ὁ πατήρ , <i> '''''ho patḗr''''' </i> , is appended even in direct address, in an emphatic sense. Servants were not permitted to use the appellation in addressing the head of the house. See Delitzsch on Romans 8:15; compare G. Dalman, <i> Gram. des jüd.-palast. Aramaisch </i> , <i> </i> etc., section 40, c. 3. </p | |||
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ab´a ( ἀββᾶ , אבּא , 'abbā ), Hebraic-Chaldaic, "Father"): In Jewish and old-Christian prayers, a name by which God was addressed, then in oriental churches a title of bishops and patriarchs. So Jesus addresses God in prayer ( Matthew 11:25 , Matthew 11:26; Matthew 26:39 , Matthew 26:42; Luke 10:21; Luke 22:42; Luke 23:34; John 11:41; John 12:27; John 17:24 , John 17:25 ). In Mark 14:36; Romans 8:15 , and Galatians 4:6 ὁ πατήρ , ho patḗr , is appended even in direct address, in an emphatic sense. Servants were not permitted to use the appellation in addressing the head of the house. See Delitzsch on Romans 8:15; compare G. Dalman, Gram. des jüd.-palast. Aramaisch , etc., section 40, c. 3.
