The Hebrew word for "thing" is "דָּבָר" (davar), which can mean word, matter, or thing. This highlights the gravity of the situation Abraham is addressing. He is concerned with the moral implications of God's actions, underscoring the importance of justice and righteousness...
Audio Crossref Comm Hebrew Verse (Click for Chapter) New International VersionThis is what the LORD Almighty, the God of Israel, says about Ahab son of Kolaiah and Zedekiah son of Maaseiah, who are prophesying lies to you in my name: “I will deliver them into the hands of Nebuchadne...
In2 Timothy 2:15, Paul is instructing Timothy to rightly divide the word of God. The "word divided" is the Greek wordorthotomeōand the Greek English Lexicon defines this word as “guide the word of truth along a straight path, teach the word aright, expound (it) soundly, shape rightly...
“‘This is what the Sovereign LORD says: The gate of the inner court facing east is to be shut on the six working days, but on the Sabbath day and on
But for that to happen, they needed to know the ground rules, needed to come to him on his terms not theirs. The Hebrew word for “holiness” is qōdes, a word that highlights the realm of the sacred in contrast to everything common and profane. The adjective qādôš, “holy,”...
In this verse, “spirit” is from the Hebrew ruach; while “breath” is a translation of the Hebrew word neshamah. However, in this instance, neshamah should also be translated “spirit,” because it is through God’s Spirit that He imparts to us spiritual understanding (1 Corinthians 2:...
Tim will break down the Hebrew word for heaven and explain a bit more about what the ancient Israelites believed about God’s heavenly space. In the second part of the episode (09:17-18:59), the guys will talk about the significance of temples for the ancient Israelites. Temples were ...
They knew the power of the seek. God desires that we seek Him with everything in us. Shane Idleman expands on this thought in What Does it Mean to Truly Seek God?“To seek in this context means to ‘find what is missing.’ The Hebrew word for seek, baqash, has a very strong ...
It seems we don't know where the franchise will go or even where it should go. It seems there is no desire to reflect social issues and that is perfectly understandable given current times. But it also seems it is fine to explore religious themes ...
This word appears about 100 times in the LXX, almost always translating the Hebrew term qahal. Both words, ekklesia and qahal, have the basic meaning of “assembly” or “gathering.” They can be used to describe a gathering for religious purposes, but the words themselves don’t have ...