The Hebrew root עוּר has two basic meanings: (1) to wake up and (2) to excite (HALOT 802 s.v. II עוּר). These two nuances are paralleled in the related Semitic ...
1). (2) The expression may be a superlative genitive construction denoting par excellence (see IBHS 154 §9.5.3j; GKC 431 §133.i; R. J. Williams, Hebrew Syntax, ...
The Hebrew noun תַּפּוּחַ (“apple”) is derived from the Hebrew root נָפַח (nafakh, “scent, breath”) which is related to the Arabic root nafahu ...
In 8:12 it is used in reference to either (1) herself, (2) her choice of whom to give herself to in love, or (3) her physical body. In contrast to Solomon's ...
Judaism (Act 10:11-16; 1Co 10:25-26) was the starting-point of the error as ... The Bible is a difficult book, and therefore it has to be explained.
Yesaya 19:13 ; HEBREW. hyjbs <07626>. tnp <06438>. Myrum <04714>. ta <0853>. weth <08582>. Pn <05297>. yrv <08269>. wasn <05377>. Neu <06814>. yrv <08269>. wlawn ...
Utley: 2Tim 1:1-2 - --NASKAH TERJEMAHAN BARU: 2Tim 1:1-21 Dari Paulus, rasul Kristus Yesus oleh kehendak Allah untuk memberitakan janji tentang hidup dalam ...
Mereka yang "bertekun" (Yun. _hupomeno_) dan tetap bertahan di dalam iman sehingga kesudahan akan hidup (bd. ayat 2Tim 2:11; Mat 10:22; Mat 24:13) dan ...
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