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The Story of 2 words: Naked and Subtle, Translated from 1 Biblical Hebrew Word
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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. 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) are translated 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.

If you’re not familiar with Biblical Hebrew, then I suggest Unlock Bible Meaning with 7 Keys to Master Biblical Hebrew 

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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I was born in London and have lived around the world in the United Kingdom, South Africa, Spain, Canada, Israel and Belgium with the last 35 years in France. I spent 25 years in the Christian Ministry in Canada and France. Following this, I taught webmastering and carried out technical writing. In 1998 I started BonjourLaFrance.com, a successful site for travel and tourism in France, and am now occupied with webmastering, studying, teaching, speaking and writing.---From my sheltered life at the age of 17 I went to the Middle East to continue my schooling and was immersed in a ‘world and mind opening experience’, living in Israel, learning Hebrew and reading Time magazine cover to cover. following that, at 19 I moved to Belgium to be plunged into Europe, French and the diamond industry. At 23, in a quest for understanding, I gave up a life of affluence and moved to the UK to resume my college education.---I've always had an interest in how things work. This lead me to the fields of mathematics and physics and later my inquisitive mind ended up posing questions about life itself.---My personal life voyage has taken me places I never dreamed of and my writing journey will take you on an investigative adventure into unchartered territory beckoning to be discovered. The difference here is to unlock Bible meaning with the 7 Keys to Master Biblical Hebrew.---Translations do an excellent job, but the original language, an even better one. I developed this Bible study method over years of teaching. Now, I'm happy to share it with you and hope it unlocks Bible meaning for you.

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