"Thine Handmaid Hath not Anything in the House Save a. /clement/the stromata or miscellanies/chapter v philosophy the handmaid of.htmĪugust 26. Accordingly, before the advent of the Lord. The Stromata, or Miscellanies: Book I Chapter V."Philosophy the Handmaid /lyra germanica the christian year/the annunciation behold the handmaid.htm Behold the handmaid of the Lord be it unto me according to Thy word. Behold the handmaid of the Lord be it unto me according to Thy Behold the Handmaid of the Lord be it unto Me. In the New Testament it occurs 3 t, in a religious sense, as the translation of doule, "a female slave" ( Luke 1:38, 48 Acts 2:18), and twice ( Galatians 4:22, 23) as the translation of paidiske, the King James Version "bondmaid." It is also used to express a sense of religious humility in translating the latter word only, and appears in this sense in but three passages, 1 Samuel 1:11 Psalm 86:16 Psalm 116:16. It is used as a term of humility and respectful self-depreciation in the presence of great men, prophets and kings, to translate the former word in Ruth 2:13 1 Samuel 1:18 1 Samuel 28:21 2 Samuel 14:6 2 Kings 4:2, 16 it translates the latter word in the same sense in Ruth 3:9 1 Samuel 1:16 1 Samuel 25:24, 28, 31, 41 2 Samuel 20:17 1 Kings 1:13, 17 1 Kings 3:20. It is used to translate the former word in the ordinary sense of female slave in Genesis 16:1 Genesis 25:12 Genesis 29:24, 29 Proverbs 30:23 Jeremiah 34:11, 16 Joel 2:29 to translate the latter word in Exodus 23:12 Judges 19:19 2 Samuel 6:20. Hand'-mad: Which appears often in the Old Testament, but seldom in the New Testament, like bondmaid, is used to translate two Hebrew words (shiphchah, and 'amah) both of which normally mean a female slave. International Standard Bible Encyclopedia HANDMAID
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