In the New Testament the Greek word hagios (literally meaning 'Holy') is used of God's people and is translated as 'saints' meaning 'holy ones.' This really means to be 'set apart' and the holiness of the saints is then the conduct expected of those who are separated or set apart unto God.
"In the plural, as used of believers, it designates all such and is not appled to persons of exceptional holiness, or to those who, having died, were characterized by exceptional acts of "saintliness." See especially 2Thess. 1:10, where "His saints" are also described as "them that believed," i.e. the whole number of the redeemed."
Source:Vine's Complete Expository Dictionary of Old and New Testament Words.
10When he shall come to be glorified in his saints, and to be admired in all them that believe (because our testimony among you was believed) in that day.
The word saint seems to agree in the Hebrew and Greek, so, in the Greek the root word is hagos, an awful thing, or a thing full of awe as the word awful was used in the original English intent. It means purified ceremonially, holy, consecrated.
'Saint' is found in 24 different books of the Bible. Saint also appears 98 times in the Bible.
Saint Sebastian (died circa 288 AD) is not mentioned in the Bible, as the events of the Bible all predate his life.
Vulgate is a Latin translation of the Bible by Saint Jerome.
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Damian is not in the Bible. The Christian saint of that name was the twin brother of another saint, and together that are generally known as "Cosmos and Damian." They were martyred in about 287 AD.
'Saint' is found in 24 different books of the Bible. Saint also appears 98 times in the Bible.
The Saint John's Bible was created in 2007.
Saint Jerome translated The Bible.
No, there is no saint in the Bible named Garrett. The Bible does not mention any specific individuals named Garrett as saints.
No. Saint Christopher is not mentioned in the Bible.
No because there are actually very few saints named in the Bible. It is a saint's name because it was the name of a saint.
Saint Sebastian (died circa 288 AD) is not mentioned in the Bible, as the events of the Bible all predate his life.
No, Saint Giles is not mentioned in the Bible. He was a Christian hermit and patron saint of outcasts, disabled individuals, and the city of Edinburgh.
No. He does not.
The word "saint" is in the King James Version of the Bible 5 times. It is in 3 verses.
Saint appears 60 times in the KJV Bible
There is nothing in The Bible about "Saint" Matthew. So nothing about "Saint Matthew with angel".BTW, "bible" simply means "book", sp "the bible" means "the book" - wgich could be any book.The term "The Bible", or sometime "The Holy Bible" has capital letters simply to distinguish it from other books.