Syrophoenician
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Syrophoenician — A gentile [[➝ Gentiles]] woman who asked Jesus to heal her daughter (Mark 7:26); she came from the area round Tyre and Sidon and in Matt. (15:22) she is called a Canaanite, which fitted the location. It is the only explicit healing in the gospel… … Dictionary of the Bible
syrophoenician — sy·ro·phoenician … English syllables
syrophoenician — I. “+ adjective Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Syrophoenicia, ancient Roman province in southwestern Asia + English an 1. : of or relating to the Roman province of Syrophoenicia 2. : of or relating to Syrophoenicians II. noun … Useful english dictionary
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