Sabaoth
ˈseɪbeɪɒθ
Definition

Definition of Sabaoth - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun, plural

1.
religionDatedhosts or armies in a biblical contextDated
  • The term Sabaoth is often seen in religious texts referring to divine armies..
2.
Judaism ChristianityDatedepithet of God as protector of armiesDated
  • The prayer invoked the Lord of Sabaoth.
3.
gnosticismDatedone of the seven chief archons in GnosticismDated
  • Sabaoth is revered in the Gnostic tradition.
archon ruler
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Origin of Sabaoth

Hebrew, 'tzevaot' (hosts)

Examples of Sabaoth in a sentence

  • In ancient scriptures, Sabaoth is mentioned frequently.
  • The choir sang praises to the Sabaoth.
  • In ancient texts, Sabaoth is often mentioned.
  • Sabaoth is mentioned in ancient Gnostic texts.
  • The followers prayed to Sabaoth for guidance.

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  1. French:Sabaoth, ...
  2. German:Sabaoth, Heerscharen, ...
  3. Italian:Sabaoth, Eserciti, ...
  4. Spanish:Sabaoth, ...
  5. Portuguese:Sabaoth, Exércitos, ...
  6. Chinese:万军, 万军之主, ...
  7. Japanese:サバオト, サバオス, ...
  8. Arabic:صباؤوت, رَبُّ الجُنود, ...
  9. Hebrew:צְבָאוֹת, ...
  10. Russian:Саваоф, ...
  11. Ukrainian:Саваоф, ...
  12. Hindi:सबाओथ, साबाओथ, ...
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