121. Ayin129. Pe137. Tsadhe145. Qoph153. Resh161. Sin and Shin169. TawBerean Study BibleBlessedThe Hebrew word for "blessed" is "אַשְׁרֵי" (ashrei), which conveys a sense of happiness, contentment, and divine favor. In the context of Psalm 119, it suggests a...
The Hebrew word for east isקדמ(qedem): Excerpted from: Abarim Publications' Biblical Dictionary קדם The rootקדם(qdm) deals with former things and may simply refer to antiquity but more specifically a more primitive social state: more social dispersal, less social cohesion...
43 The Hebrew word for "uncle, beloved, love" is dwd (or dod, daleth-waw-daleth, BDB p. 187)—the same spelling as "David." This has led at least one scholar (Sayce) to propose that the "city of David" (bit dwd) is better translated "city of [the god] Dod" (references at ...
Hebrew is read right to left, starting with the last word in the first line, vaQara means “and to call”, but also it means “and to proclaim”. Shem with the suffix shown refers to “his name”, but in Hebrew, a name also speaks to the character or reputation. I will work o...
As such, biqqoret represents a less sophisticated concept than a claim for a specific property right. In the case of Lev. 19:20, I argue that the right in question is a vaguely proprietary right resembling ownership.In support of these interpretations, I shall propose that the apparently ...
The number 31 refers to the Hebrew word LA, which means “not”. A new character is now introduced under the title of IT, I being the secret, and T being the manifested, phallus. This is, however, only one aspect of IT, which may perhaps be defined as the Ultimate Reality. IT...
The Hebrew perfect should be understood either as perfective “I have informed you” or performative “I hereby inform you.” Either is appropriate for “today” since the thirty sayings it refers to have been written down (v. 20), but it appears to be part of introducing the sayings ...
ע Ayin –Silent without a vowel point but indicates an “ah” sound at the end of “Yahushua”. Those who use “Yahusha” will sometimes claim that “shua” can actually mean “riches.” This word “Shua” and the “riches” definition is found as Hebrew word #7769 in the Strong...
The Hebrew word for God isElohim, which looks like it belongs to a cluster of words that all have to do with leading, sticking out or coming first. It's a plural word but it is used as a masculine singular (in Hebrew, verbs and adjectives follow the number and gender of the noun,...
Hebrew/Greek Your Content Proverbs 10:1-22:16 New English Translation Update The First Collection of Solomonic Proverbs[a] 10 The proverbs of Solomon:A wise child[b] makes a father rejoice,[c] but a foolish child[d] is a grief to his mother.[e]2 Treasures gained by wickedness[f]...