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     • The two words "thought scorn" in Esther 3:6 represent but one in Hebrew, namely, bazah, for which "disdain" would be a nearer equivalent.
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   What does thought scorn mean in Hebrew?

   • In Esther 3:6, the two words 'thought scorn' represent but one term in Hebrew, namely, bazah, for which 'disdain' would be a nearer equivalent. In Habakkuk 1:10 (the King James Version), the word translated 'scorn' is micchaq, 'an object of laughter,' or 'laughing-stock'.

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   What does scorn mean in the Bible?

   • In Habakkuk 1:10 (the King James Version) the word translated "scorn" is micchaq, "an object of laughter," "laughing-stock." In Psalms 44:13; 79:4 the Hebrew word is la`agh from a root, probably meaning "to stutter," "stammer," for which "mocking" is a better English equivalent.

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   How many times does 'laugh to scorn' appear in the Bible?

   • The word, outside of the phrase "laugh to scorn," is found only in the Old Testament, and then only 4 times ( Esther 3:6; King James Version, Psalms 44:13; 79:4; Habakkuk 1:10 ), and it represents three different Hebrew words for none of which it is a suitable rendering.

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   What does the Bible say about scorners?

   • The Bible speaks often of scorners, scoffers, and mockers. Those English words are often used interchangeably, especially in the book of Proverbs, as translations of the Hebrew word luts. A scorner is one who mocks the things of God and expresses his negative opinion of wisdom with derision, in order to involve others.

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   What does the term 'scorn' mean?

   • Scorn itself denotes a subjective state or reaction that includes a sense of superiority, resentment, and aversion. It is different from words like 'mock,' 'deride,' and 'scoff,' which refer specifically to the various ways in which scorn is expressed outwardly.

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   Is scorn a stronger emotion than disdain?

   • Scorn is a stronger emotion than disdain, as indicated in the passage: 'Scorn is a hotter, fiercer emotion than disdain or contempt.' It is also associated with an 'arrogant sense of self-esteem'.

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   Jan 4, 2022 · Those English words are often used interchangeably, especially in the book of Proverbs, as translations of the Hebrew word luts. A scorner is one who mocks the things of God and expresses his negative opinion of wisdom with derision, in order to involve others.

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   The two words "thought scorn" in Esther 3:6 represent but one in Hebrew, namely, bazah, for which "disdain" would be a nearer equivalent. In Habakkuk 1:10 (the King James Version) the word translated "scorn" is micchaq, "an object of laughter," "laughing-stock."

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   The two words "thought scorn" in Esther 3:6 represent but one in Hebrew, namely, bazah, for which "disdain" would be a nearer equivalent. In Habakkuk 1:10 (the King James Version) the word translated "scorn" is micchaq, "an object of laughter," "laughing-stock."

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   The two words "thought scorn" in Es 3:6 represent but one in Hebrew, namely, bazah, for which "disdain" would be a nearer equivalent. In Hab 1:10 (the King James Version) the word translated "scorn" is micchaq, "an object of laughter," "laughing-stock."

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   Sep 15, 2017 · Esther 3:6 Translation & Meaning. What does this verse really mean? Use this table to get a word-for-word translation of the original Hebrew Scripture. This shows the English words related to the source biblical texts along with brief definitions.

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   Original Word: לָצוֹן. Part of Speech: Noun Masculine. Transliteration: latson. Phonetic Spelling: (law-tsone') Definition: a scorning. NAS Exhaustive Concordance. Word Origin. from lits. Definition. a scorning. NASB Translation. scoffers* (1), scoffing (1), scorners* (1).

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    The two words "thought scorn" in Est 3:6 represent but one in Hebrew, namely, bazah, for which "disdain" would be a nearer equivalent. In Hab 1:10 (the King James Version) the word translated "scorn" is micchaq, "an object of laughter," "laughing