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Deceived: nasha, verb (Strong’s 5377)

Root: יַשִּׁ֥א

Deception is a tricky thing. I’m particularly frustrated with AI and their manipulation of photographs. I’m not entirely anti-AI, it has its helpful uses, but I am faced, daily, with images on social media that make me que...

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Most High: Elyon, adjective (Strong’s 5945).

Hebrew lettering: עֶלְיוֹן

Sounds like: Elyone (rhymes with phone)

God the “Most High”… this is one of the many descriptor names represent...

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Hello folks! I had every intention of providing a new word posting today. I just had a bit of editing to finish, but I’ve been struck wtih a headache and sinus cold that is taking me out of the game. I have just enough energy left to crawl into bed. I did, however, manage to provide the message to my church this morning (wasn’t sure I’d get through it but, by the grace of God...

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A Quick Hello!

Just a short stop-by to say, “Hi!”

I’ve had a bustling week. My hand healing is coming along with some simple, yet challenging for me, physio exercises. I can still only type one-handed which, I must say, drives me crazy! However, I’m using this time to catch up on my reading. This week I dived into some Biblical geography, learning about the ancient area of Aram, with...

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This is the 421st posting on Hebrew Word Lessons. It’s been a joy to work on this blog for the past eight years. I’ve been blessed by so many of your kind and encouraging words. 

One of the lovely things has been finding out that at least a dozen books have referenced HebrewWordLessons, six of them published in 2025! As a thank you I...

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