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The Hebrew word for hell in every case is“sheol”.
The Hebrew word in Psalm 22 which is translated‘pierced' literally means‘like a lion'.
Another version of the origin of the city name from the Hebrew word"yafe" is beautiful.
It is referenced twice as the Hebrew word dudaim, which roughly translates to“love apple.”.
Unfortunately, they imbibed some of the Greek cosmologies- a spherical earth surrounded by concentric crystalline spheres-by translating the Hebrew word רקיע(rāqîya‘) into steréōma(στερέωμα).
Translating the Bible into English, the Hebrew word"El" is translated variously as"God","god" and"angel"!
The Hebrew word here for'sea monsters'('whales' in KJV) is the word translated elsewhere as'dragon'(Hebrew tannin).
There is nothing mysterious about the Hebrew word yom- it has many of the nuances of our English word day.
The Hebrew word"Shalom" means peace and is often used in reference to an aspect of the calm and serenity of people, groups or nations.
In the past, some people have asserted that the Hebrew word translated Ark(teyvah) means“box”; but this is inaccurate.
The Hebrew word for“kind” in Genesis refers to any group of animals capable of interbreeding and reproducing according to their type.
Undoubtedly in the chronological genealogies of Genesis the Hebrew word yalad means to bring to birth and not to beget.
The Hebrew word Bama has three meanings; 1 a stage on which a theatrical creation is presented 2 The raised area in a synagogue on which there is a table.
A few illustrations of these various uses of the Hebrew word ruach and the Greek word pneuma may be helpful.
The Hebrew word yadh is usually rendered“hand,” but depending on the context, this word may be rendered“authority,”“generosity,”“power,” and many other ways.
It should alsobe noted that in translating the Bible into English, the Hebrew word“El” is translated variously as“God“,“God” and“angel”!
Another problem is that the Hebrew word translated as holy(qadosh) has a(slightly) different meaning than the Greek one(hagios).
(1) The word“spirit,” in the Old Testament, is the translation of the Hebrew word ruach, the primary significance or root-meaning of which is wind.
Prior to verse 31 the Hebrew word for“good” is used in the positive sense six times to describe various parts of creation(light, division of land and sea, plants, astronomical bodies, fish and fowl, land animals).
Now, it would be intellectually dishonest of me not to point out that the Hebrew word nathan translated“give” here can also mean to“entrust” according to Strong's concordance.
The Hebrew word translated“measure” here referring to the heavens usually(but not always) is translated“measure,” so this probably is the correct understanding of this part of the verse- the heavens cannot be measured.
Wenham notes that one scholar compares the Greek Pamphylia“rich in peoples” with the Hebrew word“Goiim” and thinks that the Hittites are the correct identification(Wenham 1987, pp. 308- 309).
Even if the Hebrew word is extended to include the atmospheric and interstellar heavens(as it often does), this still does not mean that God is prohibiting men from flying in airplanes or rockets, but rather that He is in control of these places as well as earth.
It is important to note that the Hebrew word elohim was used to refer to the one true God and to false gods/idols.
The Hebrew word in this passage is נֶשֶׁר“nesher,” and although this word is usually translated as“eagle” in most English translations, there are a few examples where it is not and some where it could have been translated differently based on context.
One example is the assertion that the Hebrew word raqiya‘, or‘firmament' in the KJV, denotes a solid dome over the earth, so that the Bible is guilty of scientific error.
The Hebrew word kowkab did not make any distinction between what we now call‘stars' and planets, so that it might be objected that at least some of the kowkabim ought to have been said to be within the confines of the raqiya‘ if my‘solar system' idea is correct.
For instance, the translators of the Greek Septuagint(LXX) rendered the Hebrew word raqia as stereoma, which Jerome followed as firmamentum in the Latin Vulgate, which in the AV(authorized, or King James Version) was transliterated as firmament.
The Hebrew word for the first five books of the Hebrew Bible, Torah(which means"law" and was translated into Greek as"nomos" or"Law") refers to the same five books termed in English"Pentateuch"(from Latinised Greek"five books," implying the five books of Moses).