This Hebrew adjective (BDB 12) is used of things, people, and God. When used of God it is an attempt to describe His incomprehensible grandeur (cf. Ps. 76:4; 93 ...

C. G. B. Gray in his book, The Forms of Hebrew Poetry (1915) developed the concept of balanced ... (1) to redeem Israel (Luke 24:21). (2) to give Himself to ...

My God, my God, why have You forsaken me? Far from my deliverance are the words of my groaning. ... O my God, I cry by day, but You do not answer; And by night, ...

Dec 10, 2012 · This verb (BDB 736 I, KB 806, Qal perfect) means to leave or reject by abandoning. The perfect denotes the idea of a settled rejection. In ...

As we work through these verses, note how God-centered they are. The church first and foremost belongs to God, not to any man. God planned it; He sent His Son ...

Text 67: I . 1-3, 27-30: “When thou smitest Lotan (Leviathan) the evil dragon, even destroyest the crooked dragon, the mighty one of the seven heads… .”.