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Salutations

42 passages listed in Nave’s Topical Bible and Torrey’s New Topical Textbook. Verse text: Berean Standard Bible; links open in your translation.

37 sections

“All Hail”

“Are You Well, My Brother?”

“Hail, Master!”

“May God be Gracious to You”

“My Lords”

“Peace (Hebrew: Shalom) to This House”

“Peace to You” (Hebrew: Shalomleka)

“Peace” (Hebrew: Shalom)

Antiquity of

Denied to Persons of Bad Character

Expressions Used as all Hail

Expressions Used as Art Thou in Health?

Expressions Used as Blessed be Thou of the Lord

Expressions Used as God be Gracious to Thee

Expressions Used as Hail

Expressions Used as Peace be to This House

Expressions Used as Peace be with Thee

Expressions Used as Peace to Thee, and Peace to Thine House, and Peace to All

Expressions Used as The Blessing of the Lord be Upon You, we Bless You in The

Expressions Used as The Lord be with You

Expressions Used as The Lord Bless Thee

from a Master to his Servants, “May the Lord be with You”

Given to Christ in Derision

Often Accompanied by Bowing Frequently to the Ground

Often Accompanied by Embracing and Kissing the Feet

Often Accompanied by Falling on the Neck and Kissing

Often Accompanied by Falling Prostrate on the Ground

Often Accompanied by Kissing the Dust

Often Accompanied by Laying Hold of the Bear with the Right Hand

Often Accompanied by Touching the Hem of the Garment

Often Perfidious

Often Sent by Letter

Often Sent Through Messengers

Persons in Haste Excused from Giving or Receiving

Servants to Their Masters, “May the Lord Bless You”

The Jews Condemned for Giving, Only to Their Countrymen

The Pharisees Condemned for Seeking, in Public

Related topics

Salutations by BowingSalutations by LetterSalutations were GivenSalutations by KissingSalutations were Given by all Passers-BySalutations were Given by Brethren to Each Other

Topics: Nave’s Topical Bible (1896) and Torrey’s New Topical Textbook (1897), public domain, via the Berean Bible topical index.