With God there is our sure refuge “Misgav” is derived from the infrequent but significant Hebrew verb “sagav”. First something about this verb “sagav” which
Strength and refuge The Hebrew word “maoz” (pronounced ma’oz[1]) is one of those words that can have various meanings. These meanings usually depend on the
“Seek the LORD and live!” Verbs have various meanings in Biblical Hebrew, whereby context and word combinations can also play a determining role in the
“Be strong and courageous” (Deuteronomy 31:6) At the start of a new year or at turning points in our life, it is a good time
“My help comes from the Lord…” (Psalm 121:2). In a previous article we discussed the Hebrew verb עזר, “azar” which means: to help, to support,
In the first article on this subject, we discussed the Hebrew verb נצל, “natsal”. This verb – as we have seen – has much to
This time we will consider the Hebrew verb נצל , “natsal”. This verb demands our attention not only because it occurs frequently in the Hebrew
Shama and the different meanings In Biblical Hebrew, regularly verbs occur that have several and different meanings, usually based on a general basic meaning; often
“Noah did this; he did all that God commanded him” (Genesis 6:22). This time, we will not focus on one specific Hebrew word, but on
This time we will consider the Hebrew word דְּרוֹר “deror” which denotes the term “release”. “Deror” is a striking word that occurs seven times in
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