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Definition of testament
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of testament is as below...
Testament
(n.) One of the two
distinct
revelations
of God's
purposes
toward
man; a
covenant;
also, one of the two
general
divisions
of the
canonical
books of the
sacred
Scriptures,
in which the
covenants
are
respectively
revealed;
as, the Old
Testament;
the New
Testament;
-- often
limited,
in
colloquial
language,
to the
latter..
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Synoptist
::
Synoptic
(n.) One of the first three
Gospels
of the New
Testament.
See
Synoptist.
Ecclesiastes
::
Ecclesiastes
(a.) One of the
canonical
books of the Old
Testament.
Codex
::
Codex (n.) An
ancient
manuscript
of the
Sacred
Scriptures,
or any part of them,
particularly
the New
Testament..
Will
::
Will (n.) To give or
direct
the
disposal
of by
testament;
to
bequeath;
to
devise;
as, to will one's
estate
to a
child;
also, to order or
direct
by
testament;
as, he
willed
that his
nephew
should
have his
watch..
Peshitto
::
Peshitto
(n.) The
earliest
Syriac
version
of the Old
Testament,
translated
from
Hebrew;
also, the
incomplete
Syriac
version
of the New
Testament..
Purist
::
Purist
(n.) One who
maintains
that the New
Testament
was
written
in pure
Greek.
Antilegomena
::
Antilegomena
(n. pl.)
Certain
books of the New
Testament
which were for a time not
universally
received,
but which are now
considered
canonical.
These are the
Epistle
to the
Hebrews,
the
Epistles
of James and Jude, the
second
Epistle
of
Peter,
the
second
and third
Epistles
of John, and the
Revelation.
The
undisputed
books are
called
the
Homologoumena..
Paulician
::
Paulician
(n.) One of a sect of
Christian
dualists
originating
in
Armenia
in the
seventh
century.
They
rejected
the Old
Testament
and the part of the New.
Testament
::
Testament
(n.) A
solemn,
authentic
instrument
in
writing,
by which a
person
declares
his will as to
disposal
of his
estate
and
effects
after his
death..
Heptateuch
::
Heptateuch
(n.) The first seven books of the
Testament.
Hexateuch
::
Hexateuch
(n.) The first six books of the Old
Testament.
Diatessaron
::
Diatessaron
(n.) A
continuous
narrative
arranged
from the first four books of the New
Testament.
Douay Bible
::
Douay Bible () A
translation
of the
Scriptures
into the
English
language
for the use of
English-speaking
Roman
Catholics;
-- done from the Latin
Vulgate
by
English
scholars
resident
in
France.
The New
Testament
portion
was
published
at
Rheims,
A. D. 1582, the Old
Testament
at
Douai,
A. D.
1609-10.
Various
revised
editions
have since been
published..
King
::
King (n.) The title of two
historical
books in the Old
Testament.
Inofficious
::
Inofficious
(a.)
Regardless
of
natural
obligation;
contrary
to
natural
duty;
unkind;
--
commonly
said of a
testament
made
without
regard
to
natural
obligation,
or by which a child is
unjustly
deprived
of
inheritance..
Testator
::
Testator
(n.) A man who makes and
leaves
a will, or
testament,
at
death..
Verse
::
Verse (n.) One of the short
divisions
of the
chapters
in the Old and New
Testaments.
Bequeath
::
Bequeath
(v. t.) To give or leave by will; to give by
testament;
-- said
especially
of
personal
property.
Condition
::
Condition
(n.) A
clause
in a
contract,
or
agreement,
which has for its
object
to
suspend,
to
defeat,
or in some way to
modify,
the
principal
obligation;
or, in case of a will, to
suspend,
revoke,
or
modify
a
devise
or
bequest.
It is also the case of a
future
uncertain
event,
which may or may not
happen,
and on the
occurrence
or
non-occurrence
of
which,
the
accomplishment,
recission,
or
modification
of an
obligation
or
testamentary
disposition
is made to
depend..
Probate
::
Probate
(v. t.) To
obtain
the
official
approval
of, as of an
instrument
purporting
to be the last will and
testament;
as, the
executor
has
probated
the
will..
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