Psalm 119:52 I remembered Your judgments of old, O LORD, And have comforted myself. In Hebrew verbs are the most important part of the sentence. Even God calls Himself, “I AM.” ”Am” is a verb – “to be” in the present tense, ongoing. Anyway, one of the things that Adam was made to do was…
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Psalm 119:1 Blessed are those whose way is blameless, who walk in the law of the LORD! Psalm 119 is one of those books that some people tend to shy away from because it’s so long (they shy away from the books in Numbers where it’s all about geneology, too). There are 176 verses! For…
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One of the most complicated things for me to grasp is that most Hebrew words that we think of as nouns are actually verbs. For example, logos. We think of it as The Word. A thing. But in the ancient Hebrew mindset it’s actually a verb. It’s an action, not a thing. In the speaking…
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