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AI, have no link persay, just typed in "Root meaning of Nacham" Do you realize you are saying 'context' tells you how to translate one...

Or you, to yourself? --> https://vojisrael.org/hebrew-word-of-the-week-nacham-the-comfort-of-god/ "The comfort of God." 🌿 Root...

Conveyance, especially accuracy. Any one of us can (an do) come up with language to describe something. Often, you have called me...

Just over 9k 🆙 Really at the heart of what I'm saying: translation pushes meaning further than Hebrew intent. I believe it best...

One more thing to point out: English is a very broad language, with over 170k words. Hebrew, by comparison, has only a fraction of...

That's right and words are the symbols we use to name concepts. It's more complicated than just that though because the concept a word...

But plugging in a modern colloquialism isn't best either. We'd instead follow: Nacham means to sigh. When we think of...

Paul's existence as an Apostles doesn't even make sense from anything other than a Mid-Acts Dispensational perspective. Jesus already...

Language expresses a thought/idea from one being to another.

I'm likely in the wrong thread anyway. This is supposed to be a 'how' thread, I just couldn't help but weigh in that some 'how's'...

Well, just remember that every generation of Christianity going all the way back to Paul himself believed that they were living in the...

There is a word in Hebrew that means "to change one's mind". That word is 'Nacham'... The Hebrew verb נָחַם (nacham) is commonly...

"Change one's mind" is modern colloquialism, and I argue it cannot be seen as literal. I took it up with ChatGPT and it said the...

Good work and ty for it. I think, in addition, they lose the goal, take their eyes off the prize 1 Corinthians 9:24 and become as you...

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