Genesis 6:14Ark, in Hebrewteba, is probably connected with the Egyptian,teb(t), basket, sarcophagus, and perhaps with the Akkadian,tabu, the processional boat of the gods, or with Akkadian,elippu tibitu, a kind of boat. The same word is used inEx 2:3,5for the basket in which Moses...
Genesis 6:3 Or My spirit will not remain in Genesis 6:3 Or corrupt Genesis 6:14 The meaning of the Hebrew for this word is uncertain. Genesis 6:15 That is, about 450 feet long, 75 feet wide and 45 feet high or about 135 meters long, 23 meters wide and 14 meters high Genesis 6...
This is extremely interesting. Now let’s look at the word translated as “mighty one” to see just how interesting it really is. The word translated as “mighty one” is “gibbor” in Hebrew (Strong’s # 1368). There has been some debate regarding this word as it can be used in a...
In Hebrew, the word used is (raqia), which implies something spread out or stretched.3. WatersRefers to the primordial waters that existed before the creation of the expanse. These waters are divided by the expanse into those above and those below. Teaching PointsGod's Sovereignty in ...
The Hebrew word for "favor" is "chen," which is related to the idea of kindness or goodwill. Noah's favor with God is a precursor to the covenant relationship that will be established later. in the eyes of the LORD.The phrase "in the eyes of the LORD" suggests divine perception and...
Genesis (Sept. Γένεσις, generation), the first book of the Law or the Pentateuch, is in Hebrew called כּיֵץשּׁית, Bereshith', from the word with which it be. gins. SEE LAW. I. General Character.— The book of Genesis has an interest and an...
Story of the FloodGilgamesh eposAtraḫasisThis is a short comparative reading of the flood stories in Atra-ḫasis III, Gilgamesh XI and Genesis 6-9, which contains a look at the similarities in structure and the nature of some differences of the Babylonian and Hebrew narrative and ...
Many interpreters have noted the Hebrew word in Genesis 6:14 is not the common one for "pitch, (zettet)," butkaphermeaning "to cover." Nowhere else in the Old Testament is it rendered "pitch." Everywhere else it is translated "to make atonement." By covering it inside and out with ...
What does Genesis 6:6 mean? The Bible rarely speaks of God experiencing "regret." The Hebrew word used here is yin'nā'hem, from the root word nacham. The word is exclusively about emotions: a feeling of pain, sadness, or unhappiness. The word does not imply that God feels He has...
Laws,Pentateuch,Torah- the first of three divisions of the Hebrew Scriptures comprising the first five books of the Hebrew Bible considered as a unit Based on WordNet 3.0, Farlex clipart collection. © 2003-2012 Princeton University, Farlex Inc. ...