Examples of using From the word in English and their translations into Hebrew
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is a name which comes from the word“hidden.”.
right from the word go, that one.
is a name which originates from the word“hidden.”.
villages whose names were, they argued, derived from the word"Ashkenaz.".
It is simply impossible to deal with this problem independently- it is necessary to see a doctor- only not to that which from the word"lie".
It were more proper," said Pwyll,"that the boy should take his name from the word his mother spoke when she received the joyful tidings of him.".
It is proper,” said Pwyll,“that the boy should take his name from the word his mother spoke when she received the joyful tidings of him.
Ital is a term used by Rastafarians and derived from the word“vital.” It is a natural and healthy way of living and eating where the body is considered a temple.
That came from the word‘aphorizo', which meant‘I define' or‘I determine',
He didn't move his eyes from the word even as the screaming intensified and he could feel the craft losing altitude.
After reading more and more from the word of God, my notions about God incarnating as a female this time were completely dispelled.
It is thought, the name comes from the word hazelnut and may have been popular for families living near the hazelnut tree.
This book is a selection from The Word Appears in the Flesh, and of course it is also the words that the Spirit speaks to the churches.
This book is a selection from The Word Appears in the Flesh, and of course is also the words of the Spirit to the churches.
So?- So in Ancient, the word meaning"just and true" is very different from the word meaning"right", as in,"opposite of left.".
In other words, we cannot say that the life man should derive from the word of God is God's life.