Thanks for sharing this valid knowledge pertinent to our Book(s).
I do not intend this to be an Hebrew study in the purest sense of the word. My studies have included what you generously shared here, unhapply or happily only God knows, most folks ae not too terribly interested in study of any foreign language.
Myself, I have studied many and when I have visited such countries as Israel, Turkey, Greece and many more, I have laways learned at least the amenities of each country's language(s).
It is important, however to actually translate some of the words from the Hebrew that have come across as names or not come across at all, and these latter need be brought up whenever possible.
The bottom line of Jesus King of the Jews, and a Jew Himsel, is simple, all who love Jesus are praisers of Yah...God to many.
I do not intend this to be an Hebrew study in the purest sense of the word. My studies have included what you generously shared here, unhapply or happily only God knows, most folks ae not too terribly interested in study of any foreign language.
Myself, I have studied many and when I have visited such countries as Israel, Turkey, Greece and many more, I have laways learned at least the amenities of each country's language(s).
It is important, however to actually translate some of the words from the Hebrew that have come across as names or not come across at all, and these latter need be brought up whenever possible.
The bottom line of Jesus King of the Jews, and a Jew Himsel, is simple, all who love Jesus are praisers of Yah...God to many.
It is extremely important for Christians to know that Hebrew is God's language. Each letter of Hebrew has a number meaning and a spiritual meaning. That is not true of any other language. Each person's name had a special meaning and a prophecy for that person based on the Hebrew language.
When God spoke to Paul scripture tells us God used Hebrew. Even scripture originally written in Greek were written by men whose original language was Hebrew so the Hebrew thinking shines through the Greek words.
Scripture is inspired by the Lord, but told to us through the minds of the minds of the men receiving it. That is why it is so important to learn the culture and way of thinking they lived with.
The Greek culture that language expresses is very different from the Hebrew culture that language expresses. It is a matter of life and death for us to understand God and to do that we must learn about the Hebrew language.
When God spoke to Paul scripture tells us God used Hebrew. Even scripture originally written in Greek were written by men whose original language was Hebrew so the Hebrew thinking shines through the Greek words.
Scripture is inspired by the Lord, but told to us through the minds of the minds of the men receiving it. That is why it is so important to learn the culture and way of thinking they lived with.
The Greek culture that language expresses is very different from the Hebrew culture that language expresses. It is a matter of life and death for us to understand God and to do that we must learn about the Hebrew language.