Sounds like: ah’zahv
Azav is usually translated as either the verb to forsake, to abandon, or to leave. It’s leaving behind something or someon...
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Sounds like: ah’zahv
Azav is usually translated as either the verb to forsake, to abandon, or to leave. It’s leaving behind something or someon...
Last week we looked at how the Bible defines the word RIGHTEOUSNESS. To be righteous, if you recall, means to have a good, and love-centered. right-relationship with:
God Fellow humans Every other part of God’s creation- earth, sea, sky and everything that lives in them.And the things that guide us to know what right-relationships look like were…
The Ten Comman...So a few weeks ago I mentioned one of my favourite ‘80s movies, Footloose, and so this week I’m going to continue to age myself and bring up another 80s favourite… Ferris Bueller’s Day Off. And it really does age me because this year is its 40th anniversary… which makes me feel very old! Now if you don’t know, Ferris Bueller’s Day Off is a classic movie a...
Park/orchard/forest: pardes, masculine noun (Strong’s 6508).
Hebrew Text…
פַרְדֵּסFirst and foremost, Happy Father’s Day to all who are celebrating. I am visiting my parents this weekend and I’m happy to be with my Dad, who has been such an ...