Hebrew Voices #229 – Rightly Dividing the Word of Yehovah
In this episode of Hebrew Voices #229 - Rightly Dividing the Word of Yehovah, Nehemia appears on The Shannon Davis Show to answer questions regarding the quest for God’s name, the rapidly developing field of Hebrew manuscript research, and the unique benefits of King James English.
I look forward to reading your comments!
Related Verses
- Mishnah Sanhedrin 10
- Numbers 6:27
- Deuteronomy 30
- 2 Kings 22-23
- 2 Chronicles 34-35
- Luke 12:48
- Leviticus 10:3
- Deuteronomy 4:2; 12:32
- Genesis 15
- Exodus 4:15
- Exodus 15:2
- Exodus 17:16
- Isaiah 12:2
- Psalm 68:5 (verse 4 in English)
- Jeremiah 38:11
- Psalm 104:35
- Proverbs 30:4
- Isaiah 40:12-16
- Exodus 4:22-23
- Hosea 11
- Exodus 3:14
- Revelation 1:4; 4:8
- Isaiah 44:6; 48:12
- Ezra 1
- 2 Chronicles 36:23
- Mishnah Chagigah 1:8
- Luke 4
- Leviticus 15:19-30, 18:19, 20:18
- Ezekiel 18
- Jeremiah 2:20
- Jeremiah 17:2
- Deuteronomy 12:2-3
- Ezekiel 6:13
- 1 Kings 14:23
- 2 Kings 17:10
- 2 Chronicles 28:4
- Acts 21:25
- Leviticus 20:18
- Proverbs 26:2
- Exodus 20:5
- Exodus 34:6-7
- Numbers 14:18
- Deuteronomy 5:9
- Galatians 3:13
- Deuteronomy 17:9
- Numbers 6:22-27
Books Mentioned
- Blessing or Curse: You Can Choose by Derek Prince
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Comments
Hi Nehemiah, I tthink “trust” is perrhaps one of the most important words in YehoVah God’s Word. Q: Why does old testament use the Hebrew word for “trust” the most (only 1-2 dozen refs to “faith” in My NKJV based concordance) and the New Testament almost exclusively use Greek word for “faith” (only 2 OT “trust” refs)? Also, personally, I’ve been leaning to considering “trust” as an action verb and “faith” as a noun for the most part. Am I right in my thinking? What are the implications of “trust” versus “faith” in our faith (pun intended ;)?
I beg to differ about Acts 21:25. The subject first comes up in Acts 15:20. The context is discussing how Jews and Gentiles can fellowship (eat) together, and refers back to Leviticus 3:17, “It shall be a statute forever throughout your generations, in all your dwelling places, that you eat neither fat nor blood.”
Yes incredibly patient and tolerant. Particularly when the other person seems to be telling him to suck eggs. Only wanted endorsement in fixed viewpoint rather than instruction
Nehemia is remarkably patient and ordered in his conversations. It’s wonderful seeing people wrestling and striving for the truth harmoniously.
The spelling was standardised in the Oxford KJV in 1769 perhaps, but the Authorised Version had the standardised spellings from the start. Unauthorised copies such as the Robert Barker bibles were much corrupted in the press.
When I finally accounted for the missing years in the Hebrew calendar, it turns out the decree of Cygnus was in 401 BCE, at least by my reckoning.
The spelling of LORD, LORD JEHOVAH and so on are for geometrical reasons. LORD points to אחד in the Shema, whereas הוה of יהוה points to the very next verse, using Christ’s way of pointing to the very same text.
This mathematical cross referencing between texts is part of the way they witness to each other.
It’s kind of painful watching people make hypercorrections.
The exact word counts in the Authorised Version are part of the seal.
God (and god, GOD) appears 4443 times in the text.
LORD appears in 5554 verses.
But then there’s an extra God and LORD in Psalm 90. God in the superscription, and typographical conventions make אדני LORD instead of Lord.
There are no errors in the Authorised Version but there are scars. The Tikkun Soferim are addressed by Jesus in the New testament.
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