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In the Old Testament the Hebrew word for covenant is
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The Hebrew expression haish asher al used to mean the man who is over is used in
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The Hebrew expression asher al bayith means who is over a house and is used in Genesis 44:4
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when he went out and saw the Egyptian smiting the Hebrew
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We know that in the next chapter of Isaiah that the same Hebrew word is used to call Israel a seed (or children/offspring) of snakes
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In Genesis 1:2, we have Hebrew parallelism
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Sheol is the Hebrew concept of the underworld
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The Hebrew phrase is tohu vav vohu
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” That wording “in the midst” is the Hebrew phrase for “in the center” or “in the middle
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It goes back to the Hebrew phrase mentioned only one time in the Old Testament: Genesis 48:19 – Ephraim will be a multitude of nations (fullness of Gentiles)
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His name in Hebrew is Abaddon, and
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16Then they gathered the kings together to the place that in Hebrew
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the Bible; and you can research all of the Hebrew names
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(Chorus of the Hebrew Slave) from "Nabucco” by
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She was wearing a very conservative Hebrew garment that covered her body from neck to ankles, with sleeves to her wrists
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Their mother also spoke Hebrew and understood everything Helez related
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The Hebrew religion totally forbade intercourse outside of marriage and adultery was punishable by death through stoning
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From her explanation they learned that in the Hebrew culture it was also forbidden to look at a woman’s naked body unless you were her husband
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Helez shrieked, gathered her clothing to cover herself and shouted something in Hebrew
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In the end he decided to give Zarko the benefit of the doubt and they agreed to get together regularly so that Zarko could learn the Hebrew faith
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(Hebrew: pegerim = dead bodies)
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To the Hebrew mind, even if a man could live to be
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The Hebrew word here for
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It is very important to note that the only other time it is used in all of Tenach (The Hebrew Bible) is in Isaiah 66:24, which was discussed
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Daniel 12:2 are inextricably linked by the same Hebrew word and that Hebrew
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(Isaiah 66:24) are from the same Hebrew word
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Since he had become the guardian of the Hebrew exiles, she hadn’t seen much of him at the royal court
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The Hebrew woman was surely too much of a goody-goody girl to get involved in a scandal of that nature
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But he vaguely remembered a tale Helda’s father had once related about a prominent Hebrew king who had had a thousand wives
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Although the Hebrew men had worn loin cloths and she had worn a bathing shift during bathing, the rest hadn’t cared and had bathed in the nude
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The only thing that might have prevented her from marrying him was that he didn’t worship her God yet, though he had intimated that he would adopt the Hebrew law and religion and serve her God with her
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Helez then explained the way Hebrew weddings were done
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“The last time his dream was deciphered by the Hebrew, Darniil, who attributed the interpretation to his God
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” Darniil was impressed at the king’s use of the Hebrew greeting
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“There is only one thing, though; the Hebrew exiles arrived this morning and someone will need to be at home to show Helez’s family to their living quarters
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She’s also Hebrew
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He arrived here 10 years ago along with me and the first group of Hebrew exiles
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After all, Helez was a Hebrew and this Zarko, a pagan
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“You may not have noticed, my dear sister – this is Babylon! Hebrew men are few and far between,” Rebekah chipped in
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It was rather unusual, he had explained, but it was according to the Hebrew culture
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This would be the first wedding where a Hebrew woman married a Babylonian man
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It was not so with that either of the Greek or of the Hebrew language
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The infallible decrees of the church had pronounced the Latin translation of the Bible, commonly called the Latin Vulgate, to have been equally dictated by divine inspiration, and therefore of equal authority with the Greek and Hebrew originals
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The first reformers found the Greek text of the New Testament, and even the Hebrew text of the Old, more favourable to their opinions than the vulgate translation, which, as might naturally be supposed, had been gradually accommodated to support the doctrines of the Catholic Church
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The Hebrew language having no connection with classical learning, and, except the Holy Scriptures, being the language of not a single book in any esteem the study of it did not commonly commence till after that of philosophy, and when the student had entered upon the study of theology
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The Christian Bible, as we know it today, was originally written in Hebrew, Aramaic and Greek
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The Old Testament was written in Hebrew and also contains some books that had sections written in Aramaic
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2 When considering the structure of the Tanakh in its original Hebrew form, it is divided into three parts: It starts off with the “Pentateuch” or Torah
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These manuscripts, comprising around 900 Biblical and extra-Biblical documents, were written in Hebrew, Aramaic and Greek and are estimated to have originated around the period of 150 BC to 70 AD
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Furthermore that the scriptures in the original Hebrew, Aramaic or Greek were truly supernaturally inspired, letter-for-letter, although penned by more than 40 different people
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Research into the structure of the Bible dates back to at least the 12th century, when rabbinical scholars first wrote about their discoveries of meaningful words, hidden in the Hebrew text of the Torah
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James Strong encountered while compiling his "Exhaustive Concordance of the Bible" (where each and every word of consequence in the entire Bible was carefully noted, recorded, numbered, collated and corresponding Hebrew and Greek definitions were provided) was dwarfed by the tasks that Panin had to perform in his studies
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Both the Hebrew and Greek cultures made use of a numbering system that was incorporated in their alphabet
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There was no separate numbering system, as we have in ours today - in Hebrew and Greek each letter would also represent an associated number
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If one considers the same verse in the original Hebrew however, the sentence contains 7 words that are made up of 28 letters
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-- The Hebrew words for the two objects (heaven and earth) each have exactly 7 letters; the value of the first, middle and last letters in the sentence is 133 (19 x 7)
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-- The Hebrew particle “eth” is used with the article “the” twice; its total value is 406 (58 x 7)
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Next, consider the meaning of each of these names in Hebrew:
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They noticed that hidden messages could be found in the Hebrew text when skipping equal distances between letters
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What we do find, however, is the Name of God “Yahweh” or “YHWH” in Hebrew with a 7-letter skip in Leviticus
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A person would install a Bible Code Search software program on a computer that contains various compilations of Hebrew and Greek Scriptures and even modern-day writings such as “Moby Dick” or “War and Peace”
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His name has got 8 letters in it when read in Hebrew
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Something that I would like to highlight, is the fact that the number 108 is featured in this find, by just looking at the number of letters in the Hebrew alphabet that is used
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Today there are hundreds of versions of the Bible based on various interpretations of the Hebrew and Greek, by people and organisations holding specific views about the information they were translating from the original texts
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Compared to other versions of the Bible, it remains closest to the original Hebrew, Aramaic and Greek versions
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If we considered the elaborate and detailed design exhibited within the structure of the original texts in Hebrew, Aramaic and Greek, we quickly realise that it would take super-human efforts to obtain all of the interwoven information and tasks listed below:
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In many people’s minds the Christian Bible - and by that we refer to the Hebrew and Aramaic texts in the Old Testament and the Greek in the New Testament - is just another religious book, containing mythical information that is not verifiable, and questionable tales that are considered by many to be untrustworthy flights of fantasy
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In fact, the two Hebrew words that are used for God’s creative actions are used interchangeably throughout the first chapter of Genesis
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In the two verses above, the words “void” and “in vain” share the same Hebrew word “Tohoo”, which means empty
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The old familiar mumble of prayers reached Esther’s ears as the Rabbi said a prayer in Hebrew from the ancient tomes of Judaism while he opened the holy book and uncovered the scrolls handing the magnificent velvet scroll covers to Esther so she could lay them carefully on the nearby table
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Two young volunteer girls wearing armbands with tags written in Hebrew, a language I easily recognized but could not read, were organizing the notes
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They spoke Polish to us but amongst themselves, they spoke in Hebrew
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It was the first time I had heard anyone speaking Hebrew, because I had never been to a synagogue and did not recognize prayers nor the sound of the language
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It is difficult for me to communicate with the people here, since very few speak Polish or Russian, and they tell me, “Speak Hebrew
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” How should I speak Hebrew?
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I began attending ulpan to learn how to speak Hebrew
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This appears to have been a long-established practice in Hebrew theology that was meant to aid in the understanding of the parts of the biblical texts where more seems to have been left out than included
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I’m sure that the lifetime studies of many Hebrew scholars went into these elaborations before they could be presented with any certain authority
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Noah was the morally good man of the Hebrew saga who survived a great flood, while those of lesser moral standing perished wholesale
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We started out with Moses and a snake-on-a-pole in the desert, and by an odd circuitous route ended up all over the lot of time and place, discovering in the process that Yahweh, the Hebrew God of the Exodus, at an earlier time was called EL
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In other words he called his Father-in-Heaven by the most ancient of all names for Him, EL! Jesus was the only post-Exodus Hebrew who dared to be on a first-name basis with the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob
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The ancient Hebrew state (Israel) came into being sometime after its progenitors wandered in the “wilderness” for forty years, the Old Testament tells us
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And in the last of days of that Hebrew nation was it a renewed declaration against that upstart cult of Followers of the Way, and their Triune God?
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In the original Jewish Temple, the Passover lambs were sacrificed in commemoration of the Hebrew God having saved his people in Egypt
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If in truth, some of the stonework of the Temple was incorporated into the Colosseum, might not Nero’s successors have felt, in some slightly deranged mental equivalency, that they were sacrificing the all too successful successors of the hated Hebrew rebels in order to save their pagan people?
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Is that just coincidental? In the Hebrew understanding of numerology the number seven is seen as representing completeness, perfection, and may have some bearing in its use in both instances
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Even as the Roman Imperial elite took over the main persecutorial role, the Jewish minorities in many different places and times found it expedient to cooperate in the suppression of this growing, then burgeoning challenger to their primacy in the Hebrew world
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Some might think that the biblical first Hebrew king, Saul, would have been the natural choice
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Hebrew elements of religion and Buddhistic doctrines were also found in Mancihaeism, which appears to have been an eclectic jumble of wild fancies, among which the soberest and strongest dogmas of the Christian creed were sometimes seen to be embedded…The practical side of Manichaeism appears in the condemnation of marriage, or sexual indulgence of any sort…There were two classes of disciples, the initiated, or perfecti, and the auditores, hearers, or novices
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This influence, in all probability, came from that old battle cry of the Jewish religion, “There is but one God and His name is Jehovah” (a Germanization of the Hebrew Yahweh)
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Seraphim: “A plural Hebrew noun which occurs only in one passage of the Bible, Isa
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Then there was the Old Testament, an heirloom from the Hebrew Torah, the “rock” upon which the Christian message stood for historical veracity
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It appears that Genesis, its first book, largely came from older literary or oral history sources that appear to predate the Hebrew understanding by centuries, if not ages
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Yes, He was a kind of successor to the Hebrew God also, but the difference is that “He was a triune god, the Great Three in One
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It was used for ages as the name for the “God most high,” down into early Hebrew history, and is still used as part of names and words, and within hymns in their and other languages
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” And the rest is the history of the Hebrew people through the Exodus and after when his name changed to Yahweh, which led directly to the Christian Deity simply known as God
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A new reading of the time line of history would make the explosion of Thera and the Exodus, as described in the Hebrew Torah and the Christian Old Testament, concurrent events, justifying a new, realistic, first-person narrative of the Exodus
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Let's review what the Hebrew description, design, popular idea was
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This popular Hebrew conception about the origin is very interesting, since although they had the text of Genesis, they did not have sufficient scientific knowledge to explain it
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The triple repetition of "this" (as it is in Hebrew) vividly points to her as whom he was now admiring -with joyous amazement- with the intense excitement of first love