Hebrew terms and meanings
[DOC File]Building Systematic Theology, Lesson 2
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One well-known example for creating new meanings for biblical terms is the technical theological expression, “covenant of grace.” This phrase is used in traditional Protestant theology to describe God’s relationship with his people, not just in the New Testament, but throughout the whole history of the bible, from the time after the fall ...
[DOC File]Hearing the Words of Shema
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Hebrew is a more choice language than any other and a more spiritual language than any other. The Men of the Great Assembly established the Hebrew texts of all of these mitzvos. In doing so they chose specific Hebrew words in a very specific order and construction. They incorporated many great secrets and deep spiritual concepts in the Hebrew text.
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Word and PDF files will display Greek and Hebrew fonts; the RTF file uses all-caps transliteration for Hebrew and Greek. TT readers who use Paratext may wonder why they might need any other program for Bible search and display. Aside from programs such as Logos that provide the environment for potentially large libraries of nonbiblical ...
[DOC File]Sons of God (b'nai ha Elohim)
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Some of the original Hebrew meanings through out the scriptures have been lost due to all of these translations, which is why a word search is important. ... Therefore in general terms, to fit such a category in Genesis chapter 6, only one can qualify and that would be the angels. Adam had already been created and was (if still alive at the ...
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While the two terms can stand on their own as nouns, they take on different meanings as such. The term (pele) means a wonder or a marvel, as may be seen in its only two occurrences, in singular form, in the Book of Isaiah – at Isaiah 25:1 as (pele), a wonder, and at Isaiah 29:14 as (va'phele), and a wonder.
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Because the Kelt tongues were so like the Hebrew, and the Carthaginian was the same." (p.108) A ship from the British Isles had stopped in port in North Africa, in modern Libya, and the crewmembers were surprised to be able to understand the natives who spoke Carthaginian, a Hebrew dialect.
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In the Hebrew text, the superscription reads (leDavid mizmor), where (le) is a preposition, (David) is the name David, and (mizmor) means a psalm. The Hebrew preposition (le) could have any of the following meanings: to or for, by, and in or into.
[DOCX File]Second A & R Sublease HHLA (Effective 7.1 ... - Harlem Hebrew
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Any capitalized terms not defined herein shall have the meanings ascribed to them in the Lease. 32.Right to Inspect Books and Records. Subtenant shall have the right, upon reasonable notice and at reasonable times, to inspect the books and records of Sublandlord for the purpose of verifying any amounts due under the Sublease.
[DOC File]DEBUNKING 'PROOF TEXTS' FROM THE PSALMS
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The Modern Hebrew word (shahat) has other meanings in addition to a grave and a pit, and which are never applied in the Hebrew Bible, namely, fodder, destruction/ruin, and corruption. Therefore, as it pertains to v. 10, the use of the pair of terms (sheol), in v. 10a, and (shahat), in v. 10b, in the context of a grave, is much more meaningful ...
[DOCX File]Home - Lakeside Institute of Theology
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Hebrew poetry has very little that resembles Western poetry – especially no rhyme or recognizable meter. Rather than being poetry of sound, Hebrew poetry (while it does use repeated syllables, lines, sounds and stress patterns – almost none of which translate into other languages), is best understood as poetry of the mind – built on ...
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