Smith's Bible Dictionary
Smith's Bible Dictionary is a 19th century Bible dictionary named after its editor, William Smith (1813-1893), a noted English theologian and scholar. The first edition of Smith's Bible Dictionary was published as a three volume set in England in 1863. The version found here is based on 1884 edition, an expanded four volume version which was published in the United States.
Smith's Bible Dictionary is a trustworthy classic of Bible scholarship an essential reference book for studying the Scripture's subjects. With more than 4500 headwords with information about important Bible characters and locations, and background articles on biblical life, it remains one of the most popular Bible dictionaries in the world.
The Smith's Bible Dictionary has entered into the public domain.
Sabaoth, The Lord Of
Sabbath
Sabbathdays Journey
Sabbatical Year
Sabeans
Sabtah
Sabtecha, Or Sabtechah
Sacar
Sackbut
Sackcloth
Sacrifice
Sadducees
Sadoc
Saffron
Sala, Or Salah
Salamis
Salathiel
Salcah, Or Salchah
Salem
Salim
Salma, Or Salmon
Salmone
Salome
Salt
Salt Sea, Or Dead Sea
Salt, City Of
Salt, Valley Of