Dict: all - sardi

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SARDIS @ the capital of Lydia- kjv@Revelation:1:11; kjv@Revelation:3:1

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SARDINE, SARDIUS - S>@ - (red) (Heb. odem) the stone which occupied the first place in the first row of the high priest’s breastplate. kjv@Exodus:28:27) The sard, which is probably the stone denoted by odem , is a superior variety of agate, sometimes called camelian, and has long been a favorite stone for the engraver’s art. Sardis differ in color: there is a bright-red variety, and perhaps the Hebrew odem from a root means "to be red," points to this kind.

SARDIS - S>@ - a city of Asia Minor and capital of Lydia, situated about two miles to the south of the river Hermus, just below the range of Tmolus, on a spur of which its acropolis was built. It was 60 miles northeast of Smyrna. It was the ancient residence of the kings of Lydia, among them Croesus, proverbial for his immense wealth. Cyrus is said to have taken ,000,000 worth of treasure form the city when he captured it, B.C. 548. Sardis was in very early times, both from the extremely fertile character of the neighboring region and from its convenient position, a commercial mart of importance. The art of dyeing wool is said to have been invented there. In the year 214 B.C. it was taken and sacked by the army of Antiochus the Great. Afterward it passed under the dominion of the kings of Pergamos. Its productive soil must always have continued a source of wealth; but its importance as a central mart appears to have diminished from the time of the invasion of Asia by Alexander. The massive temple of Cybele still bears witness in its fragmentary remains to the wealth and architectural skill of the people that raised it. On the north side of the acropolis, overlooking the valley of the Hermus, is a theatre near 400 feet in diameter, attached to a stadium of about 1000. There are still considerable remains of the ancient city at Sert
- Kalessi . Travellers describe the appearance of the locality as that of complete solitude. The only passage in which it is mentioned in the Bible is kjv@Revelation:3:1-6)

SARDITES, THE - S>@ - descendants of Sered the son of Zebulun. kjv@Numbers:26:26) (In the Revised Version of kjv@Revelation:4:3) for sardine stone. The name is derived from Sardis, where the stone was first found.)

easton:

Sardine stone @ kjv@Revelation:4:3, R.V., "sardius;" Heb. 'odhem; LXX., Gr. sardion, from a root meaning "red"), a gem of a blood-red colour. It was called "sardius" because obtained from Sardis in Lydia. It is enumerated among the precious stones in the high priest's breastplate kjv@Exodus:28:17 kjv@Exodus:39:10). It is our red carnelian.

Sardis @ the metropolis of Lydia in Asia Minor. It stood on the river Pactolus, at the foot of mount Tmolus. Here was one of the seven Asiatic churches kjv@Revelation:3:1-6). It is now a ruin called Sert
- Kalessi.

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SARDIS @ -(A city in Asia Minor)
- One of the seven congregations in kjv@Revelation:1:11; kjv@Revelation:3:1-4

SARDITES @
- Family of kjv@Numbers:26:26

SARDIUS @ -(A precious stone)
- In the breastplate kjv@Exodus:28:17; kjv@Exodus:39:10
- In the garden of Eden kjv@Ezekiel:28:13
- Seen in John's apocalyptic vision of the foundation of the New Jerusalem kjv@Revelation:21:20

- FIGURATIVE kjv@Revelation:4:3

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kjv@STRING:Sardis <HITCHCOCK>@ prince of joy - HITCHCOCK-S

kjv@STRING:Sardites <HITCHCOCK>@ removing a dissension - HITCHCOCK-S

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SARDIS @ the capital of Lydia- kjv@Revelation:1:11; kjv@Revelation:3:1

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H124 <STRHEB>@ אדם 'ôdem o'-dem From H119; {redness} that {is} the {ruby} {garnet} or some other red gem: - sardius.

H5625 <STRHEB>@ סרדּי sardîy sar-dee' Patronymic from H5624; a Seredite (collectively) or descendant of Sered: - Sardites.

G4554 <STRGRK>@ Σάρδεις Sardeis sar'-dice Plural of uncertain derivation; Sardis a place in Asia Minor: - Sardis.

G4555 <STRGRK>@ σάρδινος sardinos sar'-dee-nos From the same as G4556; sardine (G3037 being implied) that is a gem so called: - sardine.

G4556 <STRGRK>@ σάρδιος sardios sar'-dee-os Proper adjective from an uncertain base; sardian (G3037 being implied) that is (as noun) the gem so called: - sardius.