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1. blog.israelbiblicalstudies.com › jewish-studiesArmageddon (Hebrew Insight from dr. Eli Lizorkin-Eyzenberg)

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   Dec 22, 2013 · While the word “Armageddon” comes from Greek New Testament it is in fact a Hebrew phrase הַר מְגִּדו – Har Meggido, meaning “Mount of Maggido.” (Rev.16.16) It was an artificial hill (still in existence today) which Solomon’s northern cavalry used to guard the borders of his kingdom.

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2. www.chaimbentorah.com › hebrew-word-study-waitingHEBREW WORD STUDY – WAITING - Chaim Bentorah

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   Jul 25, 2019 · There are a few words in Hebrew for wait. In Isaiah 40:31 we learn that those who wait upon the Lord will renew their strength. This wait is qavah which is a twisting or binding. It is the word used for making rope. Ever take a close look at a rope. The ancient method of making rope is still used today.

3. lp.israelbiblecenter.com › Content › documents40 Days of Devotions - Israel Bible Center

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   whenever a word ends with “ai” in Hebrew it almost always reflects plural, often a pair and even personal possession - “my.” Therefore, this mysterious name ֵ ©ַדָש (El Shaddai) could literally mean “God (is) my ‘Breast/s’”. Does that make more sense than God the Destroyer or God Almighty? It does. A breast is a symbol of life

4. skipmoen.com › 2010 › 03Those That Wait | Hebrew Word Study - Skip Moen

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   Mar 25, 2010 · Waiting is not floating. It is rowing. So, sit down and row. Be active in your waiting. Secure what lies behind you by putting your oars in the water in line with God’s wake. Oh, yes. And do it more than once. “I waited, waited for YHWH.” Topical Index: wait, qawah, hope, row, Psalm 40:2

5. www.australianbiblestudents.org › wp-contentArmageddon Then Peace on Earth - australianbiblestudents.org

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   The Concordance indicates that “Armageddon” is a symbolic name for the scene of some great spiritual contest, and means “Mount of Destruction.” Further, as noted in Rev. 16, Armageddon is of Hebrew origin, and is associated geographically and historic- ally with the Hill of Megiddo. 3.

6. www.christianlearning.com › the-hebrew-word-for“The Hebrew Word For Wait Actually Means To Intertwine”

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   Dec 27, 2023 · Waiting for the Lord means passively sitting to wait and trust in Him. But, the Hebrew word for wait in the passage is qavah, and it actually means “intertwine” as in “twisting and binding.” It is the word mainly used in making a rope.

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   What is the Hebrew word for wait?

   • There are a few words in Hebrew for wait. In Isaiah 40:31 we learn that those who wait upon the Lord will renew their strength. This wait is qavah which is a twisting or binding. It is the word used for making rope. Ever take a close look at a rope. The ancient method of making rope is still used today.

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   Is Armageddon a Jewish word?

   • The word Armageddon has become part of western apocalyptic vocabulary, but books and films describing the “end of the world” as Armageddon do not reflect the use of the word in Revelation 16:16. John tells the reader the word Armageddon (Ἁρμαγεδών) is Hebrew or Aramaic (Ἑβραϊστί can mean either).

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   Where does the word Armageddon come from?

   • While the word “Armageddon” comes from Greek New Testament it is in fact a Hebrew phrase הַר מְגִּדו – Har Meggido, meaning “Mount of Maggido.” ( Rev.16.16) It was an artificial hill (still in existence today) which Solomon’s northern cavalry used to guard the borders of his kingdom.

   Armageddon (Hebrew Insight from dr. Eli Lizorkin-Eyzenberg)

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   What does Armageddon mean in the Bible?

   • Armageddon, which is mentioned in the Book of Revelation, became synonymous with the final battle between good and evil (this idea itself is present often in the writings of the second Temple period). While the word “Armageddon” comes from Greek New Testament it is in fact a Hebrew phrase הַר מְגִּדו – Har Meggido, meaning “Mount of Maggido.”

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   What does waiting for the Lord mean?

   • Waiting for the Lord means passively sitting to wait and trust in Him. But, the Hebrew word for wait in the passage is qavah, and it actually means “intertwine” as in “twisting and binding.” It is the word mainly used in making a rope. When used alone, it easily breaks and cuts.

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   What is Armagedon in Hebrew?

   • Those armies came together in a place that in Hebrew is called Armagedon. And he shall gather them together into a place, which in Hebrew is called Armagedon. And they gathered them together into the place which is called in Hebrew Har-Magedon. The spirits gathered the kings at the place which is called Armageddon in Hebrew.

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8. www.chaimbentorah.com › 2021 › 01HEBREW WORD STUDY – PATIENTLY WAITING - Chaim Bentorah

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   Jan 5, 2021 · There are a few words in Hebrew for wait. In Isaiah 40:31 we learn that those who wait upon the Lord will renew their strength. This wait is qavah which is a twisting or binding.