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== Vine's Expository Dictionary of NT Words <ref name="term_79440" /> ==
== Vine's Expository Dictionary of NT Words <ref name="term_79440" /> ==
<div> '''1: θέρος ''' (Strong'S #2330 — Noun Neuter — theros — ther'-os ) </div> <p> akin to thero, "to heat," occurs in &nbsp;Matthew 24:32; &nbsp;Mark 13:28; &nbsp;Luke 21:30 . </p>
<div> '''1: '''''Θέρος''''' ''' (Strong'S #2330 Noun Neuter theros ther'-os ) </div> <p> akin to thero, "to heat," occurs in &nbsp;Matthew 24:32; &nbsp;Mark 13:28; &nbsp;Luke 21:30 . </p>
          
          
== American Tract Society Bible Dictionary <ref name="term_17302" /> ==
== American Tract Society Bible Dictionary <ref name="term_17302" /> ==
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== Morrish Bible Dictionary <ref name="term_68928" /> ==
== Morrish Bible Dictionary <ref name="term_68928" /> ==
<p> See SEASONS. </p>
<p> See [[Seasons]] </p>
          
          
== Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature <ref name="term_62447" /> ==
== Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature <ref name="term_62447" /> ==
<p> is the invariable rendering in the A..V. of the Heb. קִיַוֹ, ''Kayits'' (Chaid. קִיַט, ''Kayit,'' &nbsp;Daniel 2:35; New Test. θέρος, ''Heat),'' which properly signifies [[Harvest]] of fruits (not of grain, which is קָצַיר ), strictly the ''Cutting-Off Of'' the fruit (&nbsp;Isaiah 16:9; &nbsp;Jeremiah 8:20; &nbsp;Jeremiah 48:32); specially ''Fig-Harvest,'' which in Palestine takes place in August, although the early figs (בּכּוּרַים ) ripen at the summer solstice (&nbsp;Isaiah 28:4; &nbsp;Micah 7:1); hence the harvest-time of figs, i.e. summer, especially ''Midsummer,'' the hottest season (&nbsp;Psalms 32:4; the droughts of summer, &nbsp;Proverbs 6:8; &nbsp;Proverbs 10:5; &nbsp;Proverbs 26:1; the summerhouse, &nbsp;Amos 3:15); also fruit, specially figs, as harvested (&nbsp;Amos 8:1-2; comp. &nbsp;Jeremiah 24:1 sq.). (See [[Agriculture]]); (See [[Fig]]); (See Harvest); (See [[Palestine]]); (See [[Season]]). </p>
<p> is the invariable rendering in the A..V. of the Heb. '''''קִיַוֹ''''' , ''Kayits'' (Chaid. '''''קִיַט''''' , ''Kayit,'' &nbsp;Daniel 2:35; New Test. '''''Θέρος''''' , ''Heat),'' which properly signifies [[Harvest]] of fruits (not of grain, which is '''''קָצַיר''''' ), strictly the ''Cutting-Off Of'' the fruit (&nbsp;Isaiah 16:9; &nbsp;Jeremiah 8:20; &nbsp;Jeremiah 48:32); specially ''Fig-Harvest,'' which in Palestine takes place in August, although the early figs ( '''''בּכּוּרַים''''' ) ripen at the summer solstice (&nbsp;Isaiah 28:4; &nbsp;Micah 7:1); hence the harvest-time of figs, i.e. summer, especially ''Midsummer,'' the hottest season (&nbsp;Psalms 32:4; the droughts of summer, &nbsp;Proverbs 6:8; &nbsp;Proverbs 10:5; &nbsp;Proverbs 26:1; the summerhouse, &nbsp;Amos 3:15); also fruit, specially figs, as harvested (&nbsp;Amos 8:1-2; comp. &nbsp;Jeremiah 24:1 sq.). (See [[Agriculture]]); (See [[Fig]]); (See Harvest); (See [[Palestine]]); (See [[Season]]). </p>
          
          
== International Standard Bible Encyclopedia <ref name="term_8784" /> ==
== International Standard Bible Encyclopedia <ref name="term_8784" /> ==
<p> ''''' sum´ẽr ''''' ( קיץ , <i> ''''' ḳayic ''''' </i> ; [[Aramaic]] קיט , <i> ''''' ḳayiṭ ''''' </i> (&nbsp; Daniel 2:35 ), from קוּץ , <i> '''''ḳūc''''' </i> קוּט , <i> '''''ḳūṭ''''' </i> , "to cut off," "to pluck or gather fruit," hence, the time of fruit, summer (&nbsp;2 Samuel 16:1 , &nbsp;2 Samuel 16:2; &nbsp;Jeremiah 40:10 , &nbsp;Jeremiah 40:12 ); θέρος , <i> '''''théros''''' </i> (&nbsp;Matthew 24:32; &nbsp;Luke 21:30 )): The [[Hebrew]] verb, mentioned above, occurs in &nbsp;Isaiah 18:6 , "to summer," used of the ravenous birds feeding upon carcasses of the slain. The term "summer parlor" in &nbsp;Judges 3:20 (compare &nbsp; Judges 3:24 ) is literally, "upper room," and is so rendered in the Revised Version (British and American). The summer was the dry season extending from April to October when usually no rain falls. Hence, the "drought of summer" (&nbsp;Psalm 32:4 ). See [[Seasons]] . </p>
<p> ''''' sum´ẽr ''''' ( קיץ , <i> ''''' ḳayic ''''' </i> ; [[Aramaic]] קיט , <i> ''''' ḳayiṭ ''''' </i> (&nbsp; Daniel 2:35 ), from קוּץ , <i> ''''' ḳūc ''''' </i> קוּט , <i> ''''' ḳūṭ ''''' </i> , "to cut off," "to pluck or gather fruit," hence, the time of fruit, summer (&nbsp;2 Samuel 16:1 , &nbsp;2 Samuel 16:2; &nbsp;Jeremiah 40:10 , &nbsp;Jeremiah 40:12 ); θέρος , <i> ''''' théros ''''' </i> (&nbsp;Matthew 24:32; &nbsp;Luke 21:30 )): The [[Hebrew]] verb, mentioned above, occurs in &nbsp;Isaiah 18:6 , "to summer," used of the ravenous birds feeding upon carcasses of the slain. The term "summer parlor" in &nbsp;Judges 3:20 (compare &nbsp; Judges 3:24 ) is literally, "upper room," and is so rendered in the Revised Version (British and American). The summer was the dry season extending from April to October when usually no rain falls. Hence, the "drought of summer" (&nbsp;Psalm 32:4 ). See Seasons . </p>
          
          
== Kitto's Popular Cyclopedia of Biblial Literature <ref name="term_16679" /> ==
== Kitto's Popular Cyclopedia of Biblial Literature <ref name="term_16679" /> ==