Acroynyms
GP = Gold Plated
SS = Sterling
Silver
K =
karat or carat; in gold standards 1K is one part gold of 24
parts
for example: 14K gold is 14 part gold
and 10 part alloy
Hebrew
Yeshua = Hebrew for English word "Jesus," means
"salvation"
HaMashiach = Hebrew for "The Messiah" which means
"annointed"
Magen David = Hebrew for "Star of David" though
"magen" literally means "shield."
Shalom = Hebrew has several meanings, the most common is
"Peace"
Etz HaChaim = "Tree of Life"
Chai = Hebrew for "Life"
L'Chaim = Hebrew for "To Life!"
Sar Shalom = Hebrew for "Prince of Peace"
Zahav = gold
Paaz = pure gold (ie 24K)
Biblical Feasts
Shabbat = Sabbath (rest)
Pesach = Passover
Matzot = Feast of Unleaven Bread
Yom Bikkurim = Feast of First Fruits
Shavuoth = Feast of Weeks (also known as Pentecost)
Yom Terruah = Day of Trumpets (also known as Rosh HaShanah)
Yom Kippur = Day of Atonement
Sukkoth = Feast of Booths, Feast of Ingathering
Greek
Icthus = Greek (IXOYE) for "fish." Also, it is an
acronym in Greek (Iesous Xristos Theou Yios Sotare)
for the English equivalent meaning of "Jesus Christ, Son of God and
Saviour."
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