Definition of Israelite in English:

Israelite

noun ˈɪzrəlʌɪtˈɪzriəˌlaɪt

1A member of the ancient Hebrew nation, especially in the period from the Exodus to the Babylonian Captivity (c.12th to 6th centuries BC).
Example sentencesExamples
- In what part of Egypt did the Israelites dwell before the Exodus?
- Why were the prayers, sacrifices and observances of these ancient Israelites not pleasing to God?
- Joshua and the Israelites had made an impressive beginning of their conquest of Canaan.
- So the Egyptians made slaves of the Israelites (also called Hebrews).
- The Sabbath, which totally set apart the Israelites from the nations around them, also entailed responsibility.
- Ezekiel runs into the Israelites ' expectation that God is, and always will be, a God of retribution.
- I begin to see why the Israelites wandered for 40 years after refusing to take the Promised Land.
- One way in which to analyze biblical narrative is by examining the ways in which the ancient Israelites perceived and used space.
- For centuries, the Israelites believed that their faith in God rested in the land, the king and the temple.
- The book of Leviticus contains a number of food laws that the ancient Israelites were to obey.
- The end came when the Israelites were battling the Philistines at Aphek.
- The Torah recounts how in the second year after the Exodus, the Israelites arrived at the borders of the Promised Land.
- Unlike their exodus over four centuries later, the Israelites ' entry into Egypt was under very favorable circumstances.
- The Temple of the ancient Israelites is the original Hebrew expression of pagan consciousness.
- Elijah told the Israelites that Yahweh would bring drought to the land if they continued worshipping Baal.
- Israel's sacred books provide the prevailing cultural intertext for Israelites in the period.
- It was once thought that the ancient Israelites must have been predominantly left-handed because Hebrew is written from right to left.
- The Lord instituted Passover at the time of the Israelites ' exodus out of Egypt.
- Not only did Pharoah refuse to let the enslaved Israelites go, he made life even more difficult for them.
- The Hebrew Bible written by the ancient Israelites, was adopted by the Early Christians.
1. 1.1 An old-fashioned and sometimes offensive term for a Jew.

adjective ˈɪzrəlʌɪtˈɪzriəˌlaɪt

Relating to the Israelites.
Example sentencesExamples
- God and the people of Israel generally accepted non-hostile aliens in their land, provided that they conducted themselves according to Israelite religion and law.
- So that the angel would know which houses were Israelite homes, the Children of Israel were to follow very specific instructions.
- Could this be the first hint that even Joshua is not completely confident that adherence to God's Torah is itself sufficient guarantee of Israelite success?
- By the time of King David however, the city came fully under Israelite control.
- Hellenistic women in fact could do so, and there were even some situations in which Israelite women in Palestine asked for a divorce.
- Chronicles records the institution of this music as an integral part of Israelite worship.
- It would seem that Josiah embraced Israelite religion as a bulwark of his kingdom.
- Zechariah spoke in a world dominated by traditional Israelite enemies.
- Emphasis was usually on Israel and Israelite society, although later generations would apply it to the known human world.
- On his shoulders were two onyx stones, each engraved with the names of six Israelite tribes.
- In spite of these positive references, the traditional attitude towards physicians in Israelite society was one of distrust.
- Donald Senior stated it nicely in his article ‘Between Two Worlds: Gentile and Israelite Christians in Matthew's Gospel.’
- The same can be said of Israelite tradition.
- What is the role of sacrifice in Israelite religion?
- In sum, Israelite society was family oriented.
- Doxologies were an integral part of Israelite worship and that of the early church, appearing frequently in psalms and hymns.
- The Pharisees' holiness approach protected Israelite culture from assimilation into the dominant Greco-Roman culture.
- He continues his sermon noting how unaccustomed we are, even as Christians, to the authentic language of discernment this Israelite king represents.
- Well, we might say, it is not surprising that Israelite culture would celebrate resistance to foreign potentates.
- A point that may draw fire from biblical scholars is Berrigan's linear-developmental understanding of Israelite religion.

Origin

Late Middle English: via late Latin from Greek Israēlitēs.

Definition of Israelite in US English:

Israelite

nounˈizrēəˌlītˈɪzriəˌlaɪt

1A member of the ancient Hebrew nation, especially in the period from the Exodus to the Babylonian Captivity (c.12th to 6th centuries BC).
Example sentencesExamples
- So the Egyptians made slaves of the Israelites (also called Hebrews).
- The book of Leviticus contains a number of food laws that the ancient Israelites were to obey.
- One way in which to analyze biblical narrative is by examining the ways in which the ancient Israelites perceived and used space.
- I begin to see why the Israelites wandered for 40 years after refusing to take the Promised Land.
- Unlike their exodus over four centuries later, the Israelites ' entry into Egypt was under very favorable circumstances.
- Israel's sacred books provide the prevailing cultural intertext for Israelites in the period.
- The end came when the Israelites were battling the Philistines at Aphek.
- Why were the prayers, sacrifices and observances of these ancient Israelites not pleasing to God?
- In what part of Egypt did the Israelites dwell before the Exodus?
- It was once thought that the ancient Israelites must have been predominantly left-handed because Hebrew is written from right to left.
- For centuries, the Israelites believed that their faith in God rested in the land, the king and the temple.
- The Temple of the ancient Israelites is the original Hebrew expression of pagan consciousness.
- Elijah told the Israelites that Yahweh would bring drought to the land if they continued worshipping Baal.
- The Hebrew Bible written by the ancient Israelites, was adopted by the Early Christians.
- Joshua and the Israelites had made an impressive beginning of their conquest of Canaan.
- The Lord instituted Passover at the time of the Israelites ' exodus out of Egypt.
- The Torah recounts how in the second year after the Exodus, the Israelites arrived at the borders of the Promised Land.
- Ezekiel runs into the Israelites ' expectation that God is, and always will be, a God of retribution.
- Not only did Pharoah refuse to let the enslaved Israelites go, he made life even more difficult for them.
- The Sabbath, which totally set apart the Israelites from the nations around them, also entailed responsibility.
1. 1.1
  old-fashioned and sometimes offensive term for Jew

adjectiveˈizrēəˌlītˈɪzriəˌlaɪt

Relating to the Israelites.
Example sentencesExamples
- Could this be the first hint that even Joshua is not completely confident that adherence to God's Torah is itself sufficient guarantee of Israelite success?
- On his shoulders were two onyx stones, each engraved with the names of six Israelite tribes.
- What is the role of sacrifice in Israelite religion?
- He continues his sermon noting how unaccustomed we are, even as Christians, to the authentic language of discernment this Israelite king represents.
- Emphasis was usually on Israel and Israelite society, although later generations would apply it to the known human world.
- So that the angel would know which houses were Israelite homes, the Children of Israel were to follow very specific instructions.
- Chronicles records the institution of this music as an integral part of Israelite worship.
- By the time of King David however, the city came fully under Israelite control.
- Doxologies were an integral part of Israelite worship and that of the early church, appearing frequently in psalms and hymns.
- Well, we might say, it is not surprising that Israelite culture would celebrate resistance to foreign potentates.
- Zechariah spoke in a world dominated by traditional Israelite enemies.
- Hellenistic women in fact could do so, and there were even some situations in which Israelite women in Palestine asked for a divorce.
- The same can be said of Israelite tradition.
- God and the people of Israel generally accepted non-hostile aliens in their land, provided that they conducted themselves according to Israelite religion and law.
- A point that may draw fire from biblical scholars is Berrigan's linear-developmental understanding of Israelite religion.
- The Pharisees' holiness approach protected Israelite culture from assimilation into the dominant Greco-Roman culture.
- Donald Senior stated it nicely in his article ‘Between Two Worlds: Gentile and Israelite Christians in Matthew's Gospel.’
- It would seem that Josiah embraced Israelite religion as a bulwark of his kingdom.
- In spite of these positive references, the traditional attitude towards physicians in Israelite society was one of distrust.
- In sum, Israelite society was family oriented.

Origin

Late Middle English: via late Latin from Greek Israēlitēs.

单词	Israelite
释义	Definition of Israelite in English: Israelite noun ˈɪzrəlʌɪtˈɪzriəˌlaɪt 1A member of the ancient Hebrew nation, especially in the period from the Exodus to the Babylonian Captivity (c.12th to 6th centuries BC). Example sentencesExamples In what part of Egypt did the Israelites dwell before the Exodus? Why were the prayers, sacrifices and observances of these ancient Israelites not pleasing to God? Joshua and the Israelites had made an impressive beginning of their conquest of Canaan. So the Egyptians made slaves of the Israelites (also called Hebrews). The Sabbath, which totally set apart the Israelites from the nations around them, also entailed responsibility. Ezekiel runs into the Israelites ' expectation that God is, and always will be, a God of retribution. I begin to see why the Israelites wandered for 40 years after refusing to take the Promised Land. One way in which to analyze biblical narrative is by examining the ways in which the ancient Israelites perceived and used space. For centuries, the Israelites believed that their faith in God rested in the land, the king and the temple. The book of Leviticus contains a number of food laws that the ancient Israelites were to obey. The end came when the Israelites were battling the Philistines at Aphek. The Torah recounts how in the second year after the Exodus, the Israelites arrived at the borders of the Promised Land. Unlike their exodus over four centuries later, the Israelites ' entry into Egypt was under very favorable circumstances. The Temple of the ancient Israelites is the original Hebrew expression of pagan consciousness. Elijah told the Israelites that Yahweh would bring drought to the land if they continued worshipping Baal. Israel's sacred books provide the prevailing cultural intertext for Israelites in the period. It was once thought that the ancient Israelites must have been predominantly left-handed because Hebrew is written from right to left. The Lord instituted Passover at the time of the Israelites ' exodus out of Egypt. Not only did Pharoah refuse to let the enslaved Israelites go, he made life even more difficult for them. The Hebrew Bible written by the ancient Israelites, was adopted by the Early Christians. 1.1 An old-fashioned and sometimes offensive term for a Jew. adjective ˈɪzrəlʌɪtˈɪzriəˌlaɪt Relating to the Israelites. Example sentencesExamples God and the people of Israel generally accepted non-hostile aliens in their land, provided that they conducted themselves according to Israelite religion and law. So that the angel would know which houses were Israelite homes, the Children of Israel were to follow very specific instructions. Could this be the first hint that even Joshua is not completely confident that adherence to God's Torah is itself sufficient guarantee of Israelite success? By the time of King David however, the city came fully under Israelite control. Hellenistic women in fact could do so, and there were even some situations in which Israelite women in Palestine asked for a divorce. Chronicles records the institution of this music as an integral part of Israelite worship. It would seem that Josiah embraced Israelite religion as a bulwark of his kingdom. Zechariah spoke in a world dominated by traditional Israelite enemies. Emphasis was usually on Israel and Israelite society, although later generations would apply it to the known human world. On his shoulders were two onyx stones, each engraved with the names of six Israelite tribes. In spite of these positive references, the traditional attitude towards physicians in Israelite society was one of distrust. Donald Senior stated it nicely in his article ‘Between Two Worlds: Gentile and Israelite Christians in Matthew's Gospel.’ The same can be said of Israelite tradition. What is the role of sacrifice in Israelite religion? In sum, Israelite society was family oriented. Doxologies were an integral part of Israelite worship and that of the early church, appearing frequently in psalms and hymns. The Pharisees' holiness approach protected Israelite culture from assimilation into the dominant Greco-Roman culture. He continues his sermon noting how unaccustomed we are, even as Christians, to the authentic language of discernment this Israelite king represents. Well, we might say, it is not surprising that Israelite culture would celebrate resistance to foreign potentates. A point that may draw fire from biblical scholars is Berrigan's linear-developmental understanding of Israelite religion. Origin Late Middle English: via late Latin from Greek Israēlitēs. Definition of Israelite in US English: Israelite nounˈizrēəˌlītˈɪzriəˌlaɪt 1A member of the ancient Hebrew nation, especially in the period from the Exodus to the Babylonian Captivity (c.12th to 6th centuries BC). Example sentencesExamples So the Egyptians made slaves of the Israelites (also called Hebrews). The book of Leviticus contains a number of food laws that the ancient Israelites were to obey. One way in which to analyze biblical narrative is by examining the ways in which the ancient Israelites perceived and used space. I begin to see why the Israelites wandered for 40 years after refusing to take the Promised Land. Unlike their exodus over four centuries later, the Israelites ' entry into Egypt was under very favorable circumstances. Israel's sacred books provide the prevailing cultural intertext for Israelites in the period. The end came when the Israelites were battling the Philistines at Aphek. Why were the prayers, sacrifices and observances of these ancient Israelites not pleasing to God? In what part of Egypt did the Israelites dwell before the Exodus? It was once thought that the ancient Israelites must have been predominantly left-handed because Hebrew is written from right to left. For centuries, the Israelites believed that their faith in God rested in the land, the king and the temple. The Temple of the ancient Israelites is the original Hebrew expression of pagan consciousness. Elijah told the Israelites that Yahweh would bring drought to the land if they continued worshipping Baal. The Hebrew Bible written by the ancient Israelites, was adopted by the Early Christians. Joshua and the Israelites had made an impressive beginning of their conquest of Canaan. The Lord instituted Passover at the time of the Israelites ' exodus out of Egypt. The Torah recounts how in the second year after the Exodus, the Israelites arrived at the borders of the Promised Land. Ezekiel runs into the Israelites ' expectation that God is, and always will be, a God of retribution. Not only did Pharoah refuse to let the enslaved Israelites go, he made life even more difficult for them. The Sabbath, which totally set apart the Israelites from the nations around them, also entailed responsibility. 1.1 old-fashioned and sometimes offensive term for Jew adjectiveˈizrēəˌlītˈɪzriəˌlaɪt Relating to the Israelites. Example sentencesExamples Could this be the first hint that even Joshua is not completely confident that adherence to God's Torah is itself sufficient guarantee of Israelite success? On his shoulders were two onyx stones, each engraved with the names of six Israelite tribes. What is the role of sacrifice in Israelite religion? He continues his sermon noting how unaccustomed we are, even as Christians, to the authentic language of discernment this Israelite king represents. Emphasis was usually on Israel and Israelite society, although later generations would apply it to the known human world. So that the angel would know which houses were Israelite homes, the Children of Israel were to follow very specific instructions. Chronicles records the institution of this music as an integral part of Israelite worship. By the time of King David however, the city came fully under Israelite control. Doxologies were an integral part of Israelite worship and that of the early church, appearing frequently in psalms and hymns. Well, we might say, it is not surprising that Israelite culture would celebrate resistance to foreign potentates. Zechariah spoke in a world dominated by traditional Israelite enemies. Hellenistic women in fact could do so, and there were even some situations in which Israelite women in Palestine asked for a divorce. The same can be said of Israelite tradition. God and the people of Israel generally accepted non-hostile aliens in their land, provided that they conducted themselves according to Israelite religion and law. A point that may draw fire from biblical scholars is Berrigan's linear-developmental understanding of Israelite religion. The Pharisees' holiness approach protected Israelite culture from assimilation into the dominant Greco-Roman culture. Donald Senior stated it nicely in his article ‘Between Two Worlds: Gentile and Israelite Christians in Matthew's Gospel.’ It would seem that Josiah embraced Israelite religion as a bulwark of his kingdom. In spite of these positive references, the traditional attitude towards physicians in Israelite society was one of distrust. In sum, Israelite society was family oriented. Origin Late Middle English: via late Latin from Greek Israēlitēs.
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