I want to know something about "anthem(in religious contexts)" I'm doing research about "anthem" and I want to know what words or phrases would be used in an "anthem". I have searched on internet but I can't find something useful. Could you help me deal with it or give me some related imformation or websites?

what's the meaning of "Frankenstein"? My car broke down and so I had to Frankenstein a new engine from old Mustang. according to what i have found, Frankenstein is a novel written by Mary Shelley. and in one website, the word Frankenstein in this sentence is explained that to make something from several other similar things. is this explanation right and if so, how the word has acquired such a connotation?

how the meaning of "ordeal" changed? the word "ordeal" has two meanings. one is a method of trial in which the accused was subjected to physically painful or dangerous tests, the result being regarded as a divine judgment of guilt or innocence. the other one is a difficult or painful experience. what i want to know is that how the meaning of "ordeal" changed from the first one to the second one. thk u!!!i did some research and knew that the first meaning has some connection with the ordeals in middle-age europe

what is the meaning of “Joseph the all comely” this is the original sentence from wiki: In the Eastern Orthodox Church and those Eastern Catholic Churches which follow the Byzantine Rite, he is known as "Joseph the all-comely", a reference not only to his physical appearance, but more importantly to the beauty of his spiritual life.

What musical instrument should we never believe? What musical instrument should we never believe?