The phrase "wore out" comes from the Hebrew root "בָּלָה" (balah), meaning to decay or wear away. The preservation of the Israelites' clothing and sandals is a powerful symbol of God's sustaining power. It serves as a metaphor for the spiritual truth that God preserves ...
Deuteronomy 18:1Hebrewhis Deuteronomy 18:6Orlives—if he comes enthusiastically Deuteronomy 18:8The meaning of the Hebrew is uncertain Deuteronomy 18:10Hebrewmakes his son or his daughter pass through the fire Deuteronomy 18:20Orand Deuteronomy 19:3Hebrewroad...
The Hebrew verb used here is "בּוֹא" (bo), meaning "to come" or "to enter." This suggests an active movement of blessings towards the people, indicating that these blessings are not static but dynamic, seeking out those who are faithful. The imagery here is powerful, ...
The Hebrew slave according to Deuteronomy 15:12-18: His lot and the value of his work, with special attention to the meaning of ...The article analyzes the definition of the Hebrew slave contained in the Old Testament passage of Deuteronomy 15:12-28. Topics addressed include the ...
33:2Meaning of the Hebrew is uncertain. PLUSSave 20% on yearly plans and access $3,100 worth of biblical study resources on the go! Upgrade toBible Gateway Plusand get the best value in digital Bible study. Resources forDeuteronomy 33 ...
7, 11, because they do not take into account the meaning and connection. The passage xvi. 21-xvii. 7 is in the wrong place, according to Wellhausen, Cornill, Stärk, and others, while Valeton and Kuenen admit this only of xvi. 21-xvii. 1. Wellhausen, Stade, Cornill, and others ...
Instead of focusing attention on the apologetic problem of the authorship of this account, Merrill discusses the meaning of the death: the elderly leader did not fail to enter Canaan because he died; rather he died because he did not enter Canaan. Secondly, in the discussion of the so-...
1 These are the words which Moses spake unto all Israel beyond the Jordan in the wilderness, in the Arabah over against Suph, between Paran, and Tophel, and Laban, and Hazeroth, and Di-zahab. Read Chapter Compare PREVIOUS Numbers 36:13 NEXT Deuteronomy 1:2 Deuteronomy 1:1 Meaning and...
Deuteronomy 31:15 The LORD appeared in the Tent in a pillar of cloud: and the pillar of cloud stood over the door of the Tent... Read verse in Hebrew Names Version
…However, the word kadesh at 1 Kings 14:24 and kedeshim at 15:12 he translates according to its simple meaning, prostitutes. But here [at 2 Kings 23] if kedeshim had anything to do with lewdness, what business would they have being in the Temple?[2] Despite his apologetics, Radak ...