NEH
Proper noun
Meaning
NEH
(Church of England) Initialism of The New English Hymnal.
Examples
According to the Hebrew Bible he returned from the Babylonian exile and reintroduced the Torah in Jerusalem (Ezra 7–10 and Neh 8).
In Hebrew, a cemetery is variously referred to as "a place of the sepulchres" (cf. Neh 2:3), "House of eternity" (cf. Ecce 12:5), "the house appointed for the living" (Job30:23), or euphemistically, "the house of the living".
He played for Hingham Youth, NEH, NECDL, Hingham Harbormen and Fryeburg Academy.
The events described in Ezra-Nehemiah are mostly dated to the fifth century, and Darius II 's (423-405) being mentioned (Neh. 12:22) would appear to support an early fourth-century date for the work's completion and compilation.
Approximately $16 million of the NEH funding is for matching grants.
They introduced the No Enhancement Hypothesis (NEH): A light signal, originating in an atomic cascade for example, has a certain probability of activating a detector.