culture   Biblical culture
13 commonsense assertions
Concepts (13) • hospitality (1) • jericho (1) • asunder (1) • beard (1) • community (1) • family (1) • goliath (1) • justice (1) • leviathan (1) • mourning (1) • pride (1) • prophets (1) • samaritan (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 hospitality Biblical culture In Biblical culture, hospitality is seen as a sacred duty, where treating guests with respect and warmth is considered as treating representatives of God. 3
2 jericho Biblical culture Jericho is culturally significant due to its biblical association with the famous walls that fell during Joshua's battle. 3
3 asunder Biblical culture The concept of "asunder" is commonly used in Biblical culture to describe tearing or breaking apart in religious language and literature. 1
4 beard Biblical culture The beard was considered a symbol of masculinity and authority in Biblical culture and was often worn by men. 1
5 community Biblical culture In Biblical culture, community is viewed as an interconnected body of believers focused on mutual support, sharing, and communal living. 1
6 family Biblical culture Extended family is highly valued and there is an emphasis on loyalty, respect for elders, and communal living in Biblical culture. 1
7 goliath Biblical culture Goliath was a legendary Biblical warrior defeated by David, symbolizing the triumph of the underdog and the power of faith in Biblical culture. 1
8 justice Biblical culture In Biblical culture, justice is considered an essential aspect of God's character, highlighting fairness, righteousness, and concern for the oppressed. 1
9 leviathan Biblical culture In Biblical culture, 'leviathan' symbolizes a powerful sea monster representing chaos and evil forces. 1
10 mourning Biblical culture In Biblical culture, mourning includes rituals like tearing clothes and wearing sackcloth to express deep sorrow. 1
11 pride Biblical culture In Biblical culture, excessive pride is sinful and leads to downfall, while humility is valued as a virtue. 1
12 prophets Biblical culture Biblical prophets are revered as messengers of God and valued for their wisdom and guidance. 1
13 samaritan Biblical culture The Samaritans, a population in ancient Israel, were often viewed with suspicion or hostility by the Jewish population due to their complex history. 1