Some Words not translated from the Hebrew in the Bible

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JaumeJ

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I no longer am able to see the Hebrew well, so oft time I attempt to spell from memory........ I am certain though, if you look ina good Biblical hebrew source you will fin Yeshi is my Redeemer. I did. God bless you always.......j

Jesse, yod samech yod, means redeemer or savior.


Actually it does not! יִשַׁי means He may be. It comes from the particle יֵשׁ which can stand for any form of the verb to be depending on the tense and voice of the verb to which it is attached. Unattached with the final yod it denotes permission. The sense is that He is allowed to be whatever he wishes to be, without guarantee that he will attain it..
 

MarcR

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I no longer am able to see the Hebrew well, so oft time I attempt to spell from memory........ I am certain though, if you look ina good Biblical hebrew source you will fin Yeshi is my Redeemer. I did. God bless you always.......j
With a segohl under the yohd and a hireq under the shin it would indeed. AS it is with the hireq under the yohd and a patah under the shin , it does not. Little things are often important even when we can no longer see them.
 

MarcR

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I no longer am able to see the Hebrew well, so oft time I attempt to spell from memory........ I am certain though, if you look ina good Biblical hebrew source you will fin Yeshi is my Redeemer. I did. God bless you always.......j
With a shvah, or a segohl under the yohd and a hireq under the shin it would indeed. AS it is with the hireq under the yohd and a patah under the shin , it does not. Little things are often important even when we can no longer see them.
 

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What is with the sigh?

I could have begun my reply to youu with the same with good cause.

Asusual, you are attempting to steer what I have posted. It is Hebrew, not Greek from the NT.

If you wish to include Greek from the NT, by all means start your own thread and OP.

Meanwhile from my OP we are demonstrating and experiencing the joy of what fully translated words are from teh Old Testament.

Please try really hard to stick to the title and op.............gREEK IS NOT MENTIONED.

i MAY ONLY POST ON TRANLATIONS
taught to me by people far more knowledgeable than I. God bless you now and always....now back to the OP if you will permit..
Perhaps it has escaped your memory that Saul שָׁאוּל, is in the Hebrew Scriptures as the first king of Israel. I stuck to the OP but as usual you replied in your same old contemptible condescending way. G'Day.
 

JaumeJ

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It is well know that Saul is from the Hebrew..........Paul, however, is from the Greek. This introduction into the thread is a complication, as I see it, to take away once more from our Hebrew forefathers...... I may be being a bit sensitive, but, speaking of memory, I recall how these types of introduction lead to piracy ias regarding the true intent of any OP.... So I would realy appreciate it if Hebrew only is introduced in this thread.

There is ample opportunity for you to start your own OP on Koine Greek influence of the Word, but it does not apply to the OT except fro later translations.

Perhaps it has escaped your memory that Saul שָׁאוּל, is in the Hebrew Scriptures as the first king of Israel. I stuck to the OP but as usual you replied in your same old contemptible condescending way. G'Day.
 

JaumeJ

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Here is one to think on...........JERUSALEM

Before Jerusalem was named so, it was simply Urushalaim.......city of peace.

It was then inhabited by the Jebusites.

When Yahweh chose Urushalaim as the city where His name would remain foreer it was renamed, Yahurushalaim.......or....lCity of Yahweh's Peace.

It is still His city but in Heaven to be brought down in His time. Until thene we are stuck witht he earthly version, that of the law and not of promise.

It is something upon which tomeditate, and meditating with prayer will bring contentment on just about any question, even it it is not answered to for a generaqtion. I know, I have waite on certain answeres thus.

God bless all who seek to please Him in Jesus Christ, amen.
 

JaumeJ

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Now you are close to what I said, but of course , you leave out the important eachings from Paul, himself.

When you are prepared to tell the whole truth, then paraphrase what I have said, but until then a half truth is still a lie.

Try really hard to pass on what people convey in the threads, and stay on subject as per the OP.

IF YOU KNOW I HAVE "LIED" THEN START YOUR THREAD WITH FULLQUOTTIONS AND NOT SEGMENTS THAT CAN BE MISCONSTRUED....YES, MISCONSTRUED ASS YOU ARE DOING.......BACK TO THE OP


Jamie j told me a few months ago that " real, mature Christians do not need to read Paul's letters, they were for churches that had problems ", thereby stating that believers need not read over half the N.T. ( nothing to do with Paul repeating that keeping the law does not save, i'm sure ).

now, why do you lie and say that one must keep the jewish Sabbath to be saved, when the N.T. ( not renewed , new ), does not say so.
 

JaumeJ

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Elizabeth: house of God (El)

Joseph : Behold, a Son.
 

JaumeJ

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All know that Jesus cried out to God from the Cross saying "My God, my God..."

In some traqnslations it is not quite completed from the Hebrew, "Eli, Eli........."

Posting in case you have not seen this having only one translation.
 

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And the Spirit of God came upon Azariah the son of Oded:
And he went out to meet Asa, and said unto him, Hear ye me, Asa, and all Judah and Benjamin; The Lord is with you, while ye be with him; and if ye seek him, he will be found of you; but if ye forsake him, he will forsake you.

(2 Chronicles 15:1-2)


Asa was a king who put away the idols in the land of Judah and Benjamin, sought and returned to the LORD.

his name means "
healer" or "physician"
the names of the prophets who encouraged him are Oded, "
to restore" and his son Azariah, "God helps"
 

JaumeJ

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And the Spirit of God came upon Azariah the son of Oded:
And he went out to meet Asa, and said unto him, Hear ye me, Asa, and all Judah and Benjamin; The Lord is with you, while ye be with him; and if ye seek him, he will be found of you; but if ye forsake him, he will forsake you.

(2 Chronicles 15:1-2)


Asa was a king who put away the idols in the land of Judah and Benjamin, sought and returned to the LORD.

his name means "
healer" or "physician"
the names of the prophets who encouraged him are Oded, "
to restore" and his son Azariah, "God helps"
Oh that all who love Jesus would look beyond the "names" and into what they were in their original tongue. No, I do not think all must learn Hebrew, Greek, or any language, but at least look up the actual original meanings because they complete much of the prophecy for so many.

Of course, I know, all know what they need know by the Holy Spirit. I found myself underscoring, no, having a suspicion, of the meaning of most names adn words I would research becasue teh Holy Spirit revealed them. However it is so wonderful to know the written Word is far more complete than many give credit.

Thank you for the full translations of Obed, Asa, and Azariah.........fantatic. I praise Yahweh for putting all right before our eyes, amen.
 

MarcR

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Elizabeth: house of God (El)

Joseph : Behold, a Son.


Elizabeth Eli shebah My God has sworn or My God has promised. This is the intended reading!

Elizabeth Eli shabath My God's rest

Elizabeth Elisha beth House of Elisha
 

JaumeJ

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I believe it should be Bethel (Beit El)?