However, theHebrew languagedoes not have a special word for “accurate knowledge.” 可是,希伯来文并没有一个特别的字词去表达“确切的知识”。 jw2019 6. (a) What was the early history of theHebrew language? 6.( 甲)希伯来语的早期历史如何?( ...
1. house of God2. Beth-El, a place in Israel[from H1004 and H410]KJV: Beth-el. Root(s): H1004, H410 אול ""madduwa` (mad-doo'-ah) (or madduaa {mad-doo'-ah}) adv.1. what (is) known?2. (by implication, adverbially) why?[from H4100 and the passive participle...
And many peoples will come and say, “Come, let’s go up to the mountain of the Lord, to the house of the God of Jacob; so that He may teach us about His ways, and that we may walk in His paths.” For the law will go out from Zion and the word of the Lord from Jerusalem...
(Hebrews 4:12) Yes, God’s word can test our heart —what we really are on the inside. О, Хуыцауыныхасӕн исуыцытых, ӕмӕ нынфӕлваранӕ зӕрдӕ –нӕ мидадӕймаджы. jw2019 Hebrews 11:10 says of Ab...
3. Pool of BethesdaA pool in Jerusalem known for its healing properties. The name "Bethesda" can be translated from Hebrew as "house of mercy" or "house of grace."4. Five Covered ColonnadesArchitectural features providing shelter around the pool, indicating a place where many people gathered...
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aGirls use the word “friendship” to end it.” 女孩使用词“友谊”结束它”。[translate] aMeaning: Its source is Yochanan, a Hebrew name meaning "God's grace." 意思: 它的来源是Yochanan,西伯来命名意思“上帝的雍容”。[translate]
language is therefore very important for understanding the Bible, and gives us clues on the thinking patterns of its writers. Besides making the Bible clearer, hearing its words as they were originally meant is a tremendously enriching experience, giving us wonderful new insights into God’s word...
are two distinct senses of the word “death,” namely physical death (temporal) and spiritual death (eternal). Though we may indeed die physically, that does not imply that we will die spiritually, since we are given eternal (spiritual) regeneration and life by the miracle of God’s love...
Usage:The term "chanukkah" primarily refers to the concept of dedication or consecration. It is used in the context of dedicating an altar, temple, or other sacred space to the service of God. The word emphasizes the act of setting apart something for a holy purpose. ...