The Story of 2 words: Naked and Subtle, Translated from 1 Biblical Hebrew Word
Amazing… while studying Genesis 2:25 and 3:1, I noticed that naked and subtle translate from the SAME Biblical Hebrew Word. You cannot see this in your native language translation. Discover how to unlock the eye-opening meaning for us today.
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Amazing… while studying Genesis 2:25 and 3:1, I noticed that naked and subtle translate from the SAME Biblical Hebrew Word.
Amazing … while studying Genesis 2.25 and 3.1 I noticed that ‘naked’ and ‘subtil’ (KJV spelling) come from the SAME Biblical Hebrew Word.
That study, some 30 years, lead to what you’re reading now—this new Bible Study Method and the many studies you’ll be able to follow here. Here’s a brief presentation.
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You can jump right into this short course and follow with no problem. You’ll learn the story behind naked and subtle, their deeper meaning.
Summary of One Biblical Hebrew Word (aram) = 2 English Translations (naked, subtle).
- One Hebrew word can have opposite meanings.
- Summary and more on nakedness and ashamed in Gen 2:25.
- Naked, the positive and negative implications.
- Positive and negative nakedness associated with clean and dirty clothes.
- Ashamed, other Biblical Hebrew meanings.
- The results of positive/negative nakedness are the presence or absence of shame and …
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Wonderful Hebrew Studies. You have turned the light on the truth helping me make wise decisions regarding marriage and additional children
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Your approach to the Biblical Hebrew is marvelous, seriously marvelous. Very accessible. I Love it! I’ve been a student of the ancient Hebrew texts for a long while — and as I know you know, I continue to learn more every time I dig in. It’s a wonderful, fascinating language and collection of writings. Thanks for putting together this series.
Really appreciate your comment, it’s encouraging to know understanding God’s purpose via the Biblical Hebrew is helpful. If I may ask, let others with an open mind know about this opportunity. Take care.