A Scriptural Concordance

son of perdition: This is a phrase used in the New Testament to refer to Judas Iscariot. It is also used in an early epistle of the church, where it is equated with the Man of Sin. The followers of the Adversary are often also referred to as sons of perdition. Its final, and most important, usage is to describe someone who will not take part in the glory of God in the afterlife.

Baqluni Vocabulary

ala: v., hear {as spoken to God}

is-Enshigo is-Dosh: n., the morning and evening star

geshta:

gonhorra: n., bee

gumu:

is: definite article

issha:

laya: n., word

mon: v., firmly establish

mor: n., love

muqol:

ñe:

paya: prep., from my {any organ: heart, mind, mouth}

qadam:

is-Qolob: n., a world nigh onto the residence of gods; the first creation which is nearest to the celestial, or the residence of God

qoram:

senum: n., a measure of dry grain equal to 2 shiblon and 12 shiblum

shiblon: n., a measure of dry grain equal to ½ senum and 6 shiblum

shiblum: n., a measure of dry grain equal to ¹/₆ shiblon and ¹/₁₂ senum

suden: prep., son of

tan:

toos: