55 results ( Located in the same paragraph Located in the same sentence Located in the same paragraph Located in the same article ). Sorted by most occurrences Sorted by most occurrences Sorted by date, newest first Sorted by date, oldest first Watching the World (3 occurrences) Students have adopted a new language of English abbreviations. ... Such abbreviations are regularly used to speed up conversations when chatting on line or when sending notes by cell phone. g03 8/22 pp. 28-29 - Awake!—2003 How to Use This Index in Watchtower Online Library (WOL) (2 occurrences) Abbreviations (mnemonics) are used to identify publications, like “w” for The Watchtower. ... Find these in “Abbreviations of Publication Titles” by clicking the publications icon (overlapping squares) at the top, then Index › Publications Index › Introduction. dx86-25 - Index 1986-2025 How to Use This Index in Watchtower Library (2 occurrences) Abbreviations (mnemonics) are used to identify publications, like “w” for The Watchtower. ... Find these in “Abbreviations of Publication Titles” under Index › Publications Index. dx86-25 - Index 1986-2025 Abbreviations Used in This Publication (2 occurrences) ABBREVIATIONS USED IN THIS PUBLICATION ... Other Abbreviations it-1 “Abbreviations Used in This Publication” - Insight, Volume 1 Kenya and Nearby Countries (2 occurrences) On the form were several handwritten abbreviations that made them suspicious. ... He answered all their questions frankly, giving a witness about our preaching work and explaining the mysterious abbreviations “mags, rv, B.S.”, and so forth. yb92 pp. 66-207 - Yearbook—1992 Introduction (2 occurrences) The center column contains the marginal (cross) references, using abbreviations of Bible books. ... ABBREVIATIONS: The following are in addition to those of the names of the Bible books. Rbi8 pp. 6-12 - Reference Bible (Rbi8) France (2 occurrences) However, contrary to instructions, an elderly sister sent a report on a postcard using the usual abbreviations. ... We said it was a Bible game played by mail and that the abbreviations and the numbers stood for Bible books and verses where the answers were to be found. yb80 pp. 34-161 - Yearbook—1980 Explanations of Abbreviations Used in Marginal Notes (2 occurrences) Explanations of Abbreviations Used in Marginal Notes ... * — Where one of the above abbreviations is followed by an asterisk, the difference of reading in question is not in the Hebrew letters but in the vowel points added to the letters by Jewish tradition. by p. 11 - Byington (by) Abbreviations of Publication Titles (1 occurrence) ABBREVIATIONS OF PUBLICATION TITLES dx86-25 - Index 1986-2025 Charts (1 occurrence) books and abbreviations: nwt 40 dx86-25 - Index 1986-2025 Christian Greek Scriptures (1 occurrence) books and abbreviations: nwt 40 dx86-25 - Index 1986-2025 Hebrew Scriptures (1 occurrence) books and abbreviations: nwt 40 dx86-25 - Index 1986-2025 New World Translation of the Holy Scriptures (1 occurrence) chart of books and abbreviations: nwt 40 dx86-25 - Index 1986-2025 Abbreviations Used in Footnotes (1 occurrence) Abbreviations Used in Footnotes nwtsty - Study Bible Hebrew, II (1 occurrence) The vowel sounds were supplied by the reader, guided by the context, much as an English-speaking person fills in the vowels for such abbreviations as “bldg.” (building), “blvd.” (boulevard), and “hgt.” (height). it-1 “Hebrew, II” - Insight, Volume 1 John, The Letters of (1 occurrence) Many of the points made by John in his second letter are abbreviations of thoughts from his first letter. it-2 “John, The Letters of” - Insight, Volume 2 Examples of Helpful Features (1 occurrence) All abbreviations are explained in Volume 1, on pages 1277, 1278 it-1 “Examples of Helpful Features” - Insight, Volume 1 Explanation of Special Features (1 occurrence) Abbreviations used in this publication: rr p. 5 - Pure Worship (rr) Abbreviations Used in Footnotes (1 occurrence) Abbreviations Used in Footnotes nwt p. 1663 - New World Translation (nwt) Bible Words Index (1 occurrence) See “Names and Order of the Books” for abbreviations of names of Bible books. nwt pp. 1664-1691 - New World Translation (nwt) See God’s Name in Denmark (1 occurrence) In ancient times, the reader supplied the missing vowels, as is common today when abbreviations are read. g 11/09 pp. 24-25 - Awake!—2009 Why Use God’s Name if Its Pronunciation Is Uncertain? (1 occurrence) Second, ancient Hebrew was written without vowels, very similar to abbreviations in English and other languages. w08 9/1 p. 31 - The Watchtower—2008 Ancient Manuscripts—How Are They Dated? (1 occurrence) To determine an approximate date, scholars compare the texts with other works, including ancient non-Biblical documents for which dates are known, drawing inferences from handwriting, punctuation, abbreviations, and so on. g 2/08 pp. 19-22 - Awake!—2008 How to Do Research (1 occurrence) Use the key in the front of the Index to decipher the abbreviations for the names of cited publications. (With that help, for example, you would learn that w99 3/1 15 refers to The Watchtower for 1999, March 1 issue, page 15.) be pp. 33-38 - Ministry School (be) Service Meeting Schedule (1 occurrence) Point out the list of Bible abbreviations on page 6, and explain why we use renderings from other translations. km 5/02 p. 2 - Kingdom Ministry—2002 Names and Abbreviations of Books in the Bible (1 occurrence) Names and Abbreviations of Books in the Bible td p. 2 - Bible Topics (td) Jehovah (1 occurrence) abbreviations: Rbi8 1562; w71 453; w60 454-455, 584; w59 394; g57 1/8 25; w54 614; g51 11/8 26; w50 509; bi7-50 10 dx30-85 - Index 1930-1985 1992 “Light Bearers” District Convention (1 occurrence) Write down key words, and use abbreviations. km 5/92 pp. 3-6 - Kingdom Ministry—1992 Study Number 5—The Hebrew Text of the Holy Scriptures (1 occurrence) Even in modern English there are many standard abbreviations that people use in which only consonants appear. si pp. 305-314 - “All Scripture” (si) Bible Translations Referred to in This Book (1 occurrence) Explanations of the abbreviations used to designate other translations of the Bible are provided below: rs p. 6 - Reasoning (rs) Ancient Coins Testify to Prophetic Truth (1 occurrence) The Latin abbreviations around his portrait are IMP[erator] (Emperor) CAES[ar] VESPASIAN[us] AVG[ustus] P[ontifex] M[aximus] (high priest) TR[ibunicia] P[otestate] (holder of the tribune’s power) P[ater] P[atriae] (father of the fatherland) CO[n]S[ul] III (in his third consulship), which dates the coin to 71 C.E. w88 1/1 pp. 30-31 - The Watchtower—1988 Victory Over Death—Is It Possible for You? (1 occurrence) Explanations of abbreviations of languages in the above chart: vi pp. 3-31 - Victory Over Death (vi) Contents (1 occurrence) Below are the abbreviations of names of other Bible verions quoted: tp p. 3 - True Peace (tp) 1A The Carry-Over of the Divine Name Into the Greek Scriptures (1 occurrence) In the following pages we will set forth a theory that the divine name, יהוה (and possibly abbreviations of it), was originally written in the NT quotations of and allusions to the O[ld] T[estament] and that in the course of time it was replaced mainly with the surrogate κς [abbreviation for Kyʹri·os, “Lord”]. int pp. 1133-1138 - Kingdom Interlinear (int) Bible Words Indexed (1 occurrence) See “Contents” for abbreviations of names of Bible books. Rbi8 pp. 1495-1553 - Reference Bible (Rbi8) 1D The Divine Name in the Christian Greek Scriptures (1 occurrence) In the following pages we will set forth a theory that the divine name, יהוה (and possibly abbreviations of it), was originally written in the NT quotations of and allusions to the O[ld] T[estament] and that in the course of time it was replaced mainly with the surrogate κς [abbreviation for Kyʹri·os, “Lord”]. Rbi8 pp. 1564-1566 - Reference Bible (Rbi8) “Good Health” and Christian Reasonableness (1 occurrence) The answer may not depend solely on his titles or the abbreviations after his name. w82 6/15 pp. 25-29 - The Watchtower—1982 Contents (1 occurrence) Abbreviations of names of other Bible versions quoted: tr p. 3 - Truth (tr) Surprising New Evidence Comes to Light! (1 occurrence) “All Greek translations of the Bible made by Jews for Jews in pre-Christian times must have used, as the name of God, the Tetragrammaton in Hebrew characters and not [Kyrios], or abbreviations of it, such as we find in the Christian” copies of the Septuagint. w78 5/1 pp. 6-8 - The Watchtower—1978 New Arrangements for Congregation Organization (1 occurrence) He will use the abbreviations “WSC” and “TSO” respectively. km 9/77 pp. 3-6 - Kingdom Ministry—1977 12
Students have adopted a new language of English abbreviations. ... Such abbreviations are regularly used to speed up conversations when chatting on line or when sending notes by cell phone.
Abbreviations (mnemonics) are used to identify publications, like “w” for The Watchtower. ... Find these in “Abbreviations of Publication Titles” by clicking the publications icon (overlapping squares) at the top, then Index › Publications Index › Introduction.
Abbreviations (mnemonics) are used to identify publications, like “w” for The Watchtower. ... Find these in “Abbreviations of Publication Titles” under Index › Publications Index.
On the form were several handwritten abbreviations that made them suspicious. ... He answered all their questions frankly, giving a witness about our preaching work and explaining the mysterious abbreviations “mags, rv, B.S.”, and so forth.
The center column contains the marginal (cross) references, using abbreviations of Bible books. ... ABBREVIATIONS: The following are in addition to those of the names of the Bible books.
However, contrary to instructions, an elderly sister sent a report on a postcard using the usual abbreviations. ... We said it was a Bible game played by mail and that the abbreviations and the numbers stood for Bible books and verses where the answers were to be found.
Explanations of Abbreviations Used in Marginal Notes ... * — Where one of the above abbreviations is followed by an asterisk, the difference of reading in question is not in the Hebrew letters but in the vowel points added to the letters by Jewish tradition.
The vowel sounds were supplied by the reader, guided by the context, much as an English-speaking person fills in the vowels for such abbreviations as “bldg.” (building), “blvd.” (boulevard), and “hgt.” (height).
Many of the points made by John in his second letter are abbreviations of thoughts from his first letter.
In ancient times, the reader supplied the missing vowels, as is common today when abbreviations are read.
Second, ancient Hebrew was written without vowels, very similar to abbreviations in English and other languages.
To determine an approximate date, scholars compare the texts with other works, including ancient non-Biblical documents for which dates are known, drawing inferences from handwriting, punctuation, abbreviations, and so on.
Use the key in the front of the Index to decipher the abbreviations for the names of cited publications. (With that help, for example, you would learn that w99 3/1 15 refers to The Watchtower for 1999, March 1 issue, page 15.)
Point out the list of Bible abbreviations on page 6, and explain why we use renderings from other translations.
abbreviations: Rbi8 1562; w71 453; w60 454-455, 584; w59 394; g57 1/8 25; w54 614; g51 11/8 26; w50 509; bi7-50 10
Even in modern English there are many standard abbreviations that people use in which only consonants appear.
Explanations of the abbreviations used to designate other translations of the Bible are provided below:
The Latin abbreviations around his portrait are IMP[erator] (Emperor) CAES[ar] VESPASIAN[us] AVG[ustus] P[ontifex] M[aximus] (high priest) TR[ibunicia] P[otestate] (holder of the tribune’s power) P[ater] P[atriae] (father of the fatherland) CO[n]S[ul] III (in his third consulship), which dates the coin to 71 C.E.
In the following pages we will set forth a theory that the divine name, יהוה (and possibly abbreviations of it), was originally written in the NT quotations of and allusions to the O[ld] T[estament] and that in the course of time it was replaced mainly with the surrogate κς [abbreviation for Kyʹri·os, “Lord”].
In the following pages we will set forth a theory that the divine name, יהוה (and possibly abbreviations of it), was originally written in the NT quotations of and allusions to the O[ld] T[estament] and that in the course of time it was replaced mainly with the surrogate κς [abbreviation for Kyʹri·os, “Lord”].
“All Greek translations of the Bible made by Jews for Jews in pre-Christian times must have used, as the name of God, the Tetragrammaton in Hebrew characters and not [Kyrios], or abbreviations of it, such as we find in the Christian” copies of the Septuagint.