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1. hermeneutics.stackexchange.com › questions › 5020What is the meaning of "water and blood" in 1 John 5:6?

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   At its most basic 1 John 5:6 operates as a counter claim to those who hold that Jesus Christ came in water but not in blood. John holds that Jesus Christ came by both water and blood. A counter group appears to believe He came only in water.

2. readingacts.com › 2020/01/15 › 1-john-57-8-what-does1 John 5:7-8 – What Does John Mean by the Water and the Blood?

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   Jan 15, 2020 · One option but interpreting the water and the blood to take them as a reference to literal water and blood. There are two possibilities here: First, Jesus’s birth and death. Here water refers to the breaking of the water prior to birth and the blood refers to the crucifixion.

3. eitan.bar › articles › hebrew-word-study-blood-damHebrew Word Study: BLOOD (DAM) - Dr. Eitan Bar

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   Aug 13, 2023 · In Genesis, the Hebrew words “Adam” and “DAM,” meaning “blood,” share a linguistic root. This commonality leads to a profound theological insight into the nature of humanity, according to the Bible.

4. biblehub.com › hebrew › 1818Strong's Hebrew: 1818. דָּם (dam) -- blood - Bible Hub

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   Strong's Exhaustive Concordance. From damam (compare 'adam); blood (as that which when shed causes death) of man or an animal; by analogy, the juice of the grape; figuratively (especially in the plural) bloodshed (i.e. Drops of blood) -- blood (-y, -guiltiness, (-thirsty), + innocent.

5. hebrew.jerusalemprayerteam.org › bloodHebrew Word of the Day - Blood - דָּם

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   Sep 27, 2016 · Today, we present the third link in this amazing chain: ‘dam’ (blood). Blood, an essence of human life, in its Hebrew form is built into the name Adam, further solidifying and strengthening the biblical story of creation in a way you won’t find in any other language on earth.

6. www.oxfordbibliographies.com › abstract › documentBlood in the Hebrew Bible - Jewish Studies - Oxford ...

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   Mar 30, 2017 · In the Hebrew Bible, the identification of blood (dām דם; plural, dāmîm דמים) with “life” or life-force (nepeš נפש) in several biblical texts provides the rationale for prohibitions of the consumption of blood with meat (e.g., Gen. 9:4; Lev. 17:10–14; Deut. 12:23–24), but only once is this blood-life identification ...

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   What does water & blood mean in the Bible?

   • One option but interpreting the water and the blood to take them as a reference to literal water and blood. There are two possibilities here: First, Jesus’s birth and death. Here water refers to the breaking of the water prior to birth and the blood refers to the crucifixion.

   1 John 5:7-8 – What Does John Mean by the Water and the Blood?

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   What does the Hebrew word 'דָּם' mean?

   • In Hebrew, the word for blood is 'דָּם'. This essential component of human life is deeply rooted in the name Adam, adding a unique layer to the biblical creation story. Note that the word 'דָּם' in plural form (da•mim) also signifies money, payment, or retribution.

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   Why did Jesus come by water and blood?

   • He came by water and blood, likely a reference to His baptism and crucifixion (1 John 5:6). The Spirit also agrees with the testimony of Jesus as God's Son (1 John 5:7–8). Whoever believes has this testimony within them (1 John 5:10). This witness proves that, through Christ, we have everlasting life.

   In 1 John 5:8, is the reference to spirit, water, and blood an allusion

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   What does water mean in the Gospel of John?

   • (3) It is a reference to Jesus’ incarnation, with water indicating His birth and blood referring to His crucifixion (Culy, 126). The idea of baptism is strengthened in that the first three references to “water” in the Gospel of John have to do with baptism by John the Baptist ἐν ὕδατι.

   What is the meaning of "water and blood" in 1 John 5:6?

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   Why did John say “but by water and blood”?

   • John directly addressed that error with “but by water and blood”, meaning Jesus’ baptism and His death on the cross. John was claiming that the events were inseparable from the testimony given by the Spirit, who is the truth. If anyone denied that, he’d be calling God “a liar” (v. 10).

   What is the meaning of "water and blood" in 1 John 5:6?

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   What does the Bible say about blood?

   • The point is further supported by a study of blood in the writings John. Though the only reference to blood in John (1:7) may seem to point to the event of Jesus crucifixion its more likely that it refers to the physical nature of his sacrifice. In the gospel of John (specifically 1:13, 6:53) blood and flesh have a synonymous meaning.

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8. www.chaimbentorah.com › 2019 › 12ARAMAIC WORD STUDY – LIVING WATERS - Chaim Bentorah

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   Dec 17, 2019 · Living waters became an idiom to the ancient Hebrews for the revelation of knowledge from Torah (Rabbi Eliezer Shore). Every Jew in Jesus day as well as the Samaritans knew this association or Hebrew idiom.