Hebraic
/hɪˈbreɪɪk
/adjective
Of Hebrew or the Hebrews: a student of Hebraic religious literature...
- The beginnings of Islam were founded on the ability to synthesize Greek, Byzantine, Persian and Hebraic knowledge bases and to work them into something new.
- Whilst Judaism refuses to acknowledge any power that might work contrary to a single, perfect God's plan, there is nevertheless a tradition of evil spirits in Hebraic culture.
- In this respect, they embody the ideal that Matthew Arnold posited as a mix of Hebraic law and Hellenic light.
Derivatives
Hebraically
- He's perceived as a demon, and we see him so Hebraically.
- Let me digress once more, for the sake of those dear readers who may be Hebraically challenged.
- To be truly biblical is to think and act Hebraically, as Jesus did during his incarnation.
Origin
Via Christian Latin from late Greek Hebraikos, from Hebraios (see Hebrew).