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Qué (quién) es urim - definición
Urim
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Adôrno, que o supremo sacerdote dos Judeus punha ao peito, quando tinha de consultar a Deus, nos casos mais graves de interesse público.
Adôrno, que o supremo sacerdote dos Judeus punha ao peito, quando tinha de consultar a Deus, nos casos mais graves de interesse público.
urim
sm Adorno litúrgico do supremo sacerdote judeu nos tempos bíblicos.
Urim e Tumim
Na bíblia hebraica, o Urim e Tumim (do hebraico: אורים ותמים, luzes e perfeições) estão associados com o hoshen (peitoral do sumo sacerdote), adivinhação em geral e cleromancia em particular. Muitos estudiosos suspeitam que a frase refere-se a objetos especificos envolvidos na adivinhação.
Ejemplos de uso de urim
1. Administered by the Home Front Command and the Southern Command, the center is located in the Urim camp near Ofakim.
2. By Nir Hasson "Permits Pick–up Point" reads the sign that welcomes people to the Home Front Command‘s Urim base.
3. Reuters URIM, Israel, 2' July 2005 — Israel is rushing to complete a three–layer–deep barrier of fences and walls on its border with Gaza to keep out Palestinian infiltrators after it pulls out of the territory, military officials said yesterday.
4. In a second vision, Smith said, an angel named Moroni directed him to buried golden plates that were to become the source for his Book of Mormon, which he translated from hieroglyphs through the use of a seer stone and spectacles that he called the Urim and Thummim. (The angel later retrieved the plates.) The Book of Mormon is understood by Latter–day Saints to be the history of Jews who traveled to the Western hemisphere around 600 BCE, and of Jesus‘ visit to them after his resurrection. (The assumption that the Indians of the Americas are the descendants of the people in the book has been upset recently by DNA studies – done by Mormons – which show no connection to the ancient Hebrews.) Smith – called simply "Joseph" by Mormons – published the book in 1830, and later published others ("The Book of Abraham" and "The Book of Moses") purporting to provide true histories that go far beyond the Bible.