Definition
Definition of Sabaoth - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun, plural
1.
religionDated hosts or armies in a biblical contextDated
- The term Sabaoth is often seen in religious texts referring to divine armies..
2.
Judaism ChristianityDated epithet of God as protector of armiesDated
- The prayer invoked the Lord of Sabaoth.
3.
gnosticismDated one of the seven chief archons in GnosticismDated
- Sabaoth is revered in the Gnostic tradition.
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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- French:Sabaoth, ...
- German:Sabaoth, Heerscharen, ...
- Italian:Sabaoth, Eserciti, ...
- Spanish:Sabaoth, ...
- Portuguese:Sabaoth, Exércitos, ...
- Chinese:万军, 万军之主, ...
- Japanese:サバオト, サバオス, ...
- Arabic:صباؤوت, رَبُّ الجُنود, ...
- Hebrew:צְבָאוֹת, ...
- Russian:Саваоф, ...
- Ukrainian:Саваоф, ...
- Hindi:सबाओथ, साबाओथ, ...
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