Associations to the word «Bethel»
Noun
- Woodstock
- Mennonite
- Allegheny
- Ephraim
- Episcopal
- Jericho
- Alaska
- Arden
- Judah
- Anchorage
- Yukon
- Pastor
- Presbyterian
- Fairfield
- Bethesda
- Seminary
- Methodist
- Mcleod
- Mckenzie
- Seaman
- Jacob
- Chapel
- Tabernacle
- Maine
- Pepsi
- Milford
- Zion
- Leslie
- Township
- Bangor
- Amos
- Fairbanks
- Josiah
- Evangelical
- Mcgrath
- Canaan
- Congregation
- Woods
- Bible
- Newton
- Luz
- Calf
- Connecticut
- Bahamas
- Cemetery
- Hampton
- Vermont
- Church
- Jehovah
- Pleasant
- Baptist
- Denomination
- Judges
- Israelites
- Vineyard
- Northampton
- Chesapeake
- Worship
- Altar
- Delaware
- Kansas
- Pennsylvania
- Bethlehem
- Salem
- Jerusalem
- Georgetown
- Genesis
- Seward
- Kiln
- Marietta
- Monroe
- Mickey
- Pk
- Gould
- Oak
- Mount
- Prophet
- Bruin
- Pulpit
- Rutherford
- Oaks
- Carlisle
- Winthrop
- Hills
Adjective
Wiktionary
BETHEL, noun. A holy place.
BETHEL, noun. A chapel, especially one for sailors.
BETHEL, proper noun. An ancient town in Palestine near the modern town of Baytin; the site of Abraham's first altar.
BETHEL, proper noun. Any of several places in the USA.
Dictionary definition
BETHEL, noun. A house of worship (especially one for sailors).
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