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<p> Is [[Phoenicia]] properly so called, but during the period when by conquest it was united to the kingdom of Syria, it prefixed to its old name Phoenicia, that of Syria. The [[Canaanitish]] woman is called a Syrophoenician, Mark 7:26 , because she was of Phoenicia, then considered as part of Syria. Matthew, who is by some supposed to have written in [[Hebrew]] or Syriac, calls her a Canaanitish woman, Matthew 15:22 , because that country was really people by Canaanites, [[Zidon]] being the eldest son of Canaan, </p> <p> [[Genesis]] 10:15 . See PHOENICIA, PHENICIA, or [[Phenice]] . </p> | <p> Is [[Phoenicia]] properly so called, but during the period when by conquest it was united to the kingdom of Syria, it prefixed to its old name Phoenicia, that of Syria. The [[Canaanitish]] woman is called a Syrophoenician, Mark 7:26 , because she was of Phoenicia, then considered as part of Syria. Matthew, who is by some supposed to have written in [[Hebrew]] or Syriac, calls her a Canaanitish woman, Matthew 15:22 , because that country was really people by Canaanites, [[Zidon]] being the eldest son of Canaan, </p> <p> [[Genesis]] 10:15 . See PHOENICIA, PHENICIA, or [[Phenice]] . </p> | ||
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<ref name="term_17132"> [https://bibleportal.com/dictionary/american-tract-society-bible-dictionary/syrophoenicia Syrophoenicia from American Tract Society Bible Dictionary]</ref> | <ref name="term_17132"> [https://bibleportal.com/dictionary/american-tract-society-bible-dictionary/syrophoenicia Syrophoenicia from American Tract Society Bible Dictionary]</ref> | ||
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Revision as of 15:12, 12 October 2021
Syrophoenicia [1]
Is Phoenicia properly so called, but during the period when by conquest it was united to the kingdom of Syria, it prefixed to its old name Phoenicia, that of Syria. The Canaanitish woman is called a Syrophoenician, Mark 7:26 , because she was of Phoenicia, then considered as part of Syria. Matthew, who is by some supposed to have written in Hebrew or Syriac, calls her a Canaanitish woman, Matthew 15:22 , because that country was really people by Canaanites, Zidon being the eldest son of Canaan,
Genesis 10:15 . See PHOENICIA, PHENICIA, or Phenice .
