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     • The word for wilderness in Aramaic is bachuraba from the root word charav which is the word for a plowed field. A field that will yield a harvest.
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   What does wilderness mean in Aramaic?

   • The word for wilderness in Aramaic is bachuraba from the root word charav which is the word for a plowed field. A field that will yield a harvest. Actually, the Talmud has numerous references to the wilderness or plowed fields of Judaea. In Baba Kama 79b Jews were encouraged to bring their cattle up to the wilderness or plowed fields of Judaea.

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   What does wilderness mean in the Bible?

   • When you encounter the word “wilderness” or “desert” in the Bible, it might be one of two meanings: Dry wilderness, or a place where the sheep are led to graze. How can we tell which is which? So probably, the original meaning was – a place where shepherds took the flock out.

   “The Word” (Λόγος) and the “Wilderness” – Ran Silberman

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   What does wilderness mean in Greek?

   • The word wilderness is eremo in the Greek which means a place where there is no man or uninhabited, desolate, waste abandoned and/or a desert. Yet is says he was preaching. Preaching to who? In Greek, the word for preaching is kerysson which means to proclaim, to speak publically with conviction and authority.

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   Did the Hebrews have a 'wilderness'?

   • There is a psychology as well as a geography of wilderness, a theology gained in the wilderness. Linguists will make the point that the Hebrews did not have an exact equivalent of the contemporary English word “wilderness.” Nevertheless, the Hebrews evidently knew the experience of confronting the wild.

   Midbar, Arabah and Eremos—Biblical Wilderness

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   How many times does the Bible say 'wilderness'?

   • Words translated as “wilderness” occur nearly 300 times in the Bible. A formative Hebrew memory is the years of “wandering in the wilderness,” mixing experiences of wild landscape, of searching for a promised land, and of encounters with God. The Pentateuch wandering takes place in the midbar, uninhabited land where humans are nomads.

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   Why did God bring the Israelites into the wilderness?

   • God brought the Israelites into the wilderness, because He wanted to speak to them at Mount Sinai. This is where He spoke to Moses.In the wilderness God met with Elijah. It was in the desert when God spoke to John the Baptist, who spent most of his life in these rough conditions. He became known as the Voice Calling in the Wilderness.

   Wilderness Meaning in the Bible: The Importance of Desert Seasons

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   Mar 4, 2019 · The word for wilderness in Aramaic is bachuraba from the root word charav which is the word for a plowed field. A field that will yield a harvest. Actually, the Talmud has numerous references to the wilderness or plowed fields of Judaea.

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4. www.environmentandsociety.org › exhibitionsMidbar, Arabah and Eremos—Biblical Wilderness

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   Turning to the New Testament, which was written in Greek, not Hebrew, the word most often translated as “wilderness” is eremos (or eremia), an isolated place. The wilderness figures at critical junctures in the life of Jesus. Jesus is baptized by John and then is driven by the Spirit into the wilderness for forty days.

5. ransilberman.blog › 2020/07/18 › the-word“The Word” (Λόγος) and the “Wilderness” – Ran Silberman

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   Jul 18, 2020 · When you encounter the word “wilderness” or “desert” in the Bible, it might be one of two meanings: Dry wilderness, or a place where the sheep are led to graze. How can we tell which is which?

6. www.rabbisacks.org › the-wilderness-and-the-wordThe Wilderness and the Word - The Rabbi Sacks Legacy

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   It is in the wilderness that the Israelites hear revelation, the word or speaking of God. Fundamental to Judaism is the belief that God cannot be seen. For every ancient faith but one, the gods were present in the phenomena of nature: the sun, the stars, the sky, the sea.

7. www.ancient-hebrew.org › definition › wildernessHebrew Word Definition: Wilderness | AHRC

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   Insights into why Elohiym had chosen the wilderness for their wanderings can be found in the roots of this word. The root word is "davar" and is most frequently translated as "speak," but more literally means to "order" or "arrange" words.

8. firmisrael.org › learn › wilderness-meaning-bibleWilderness Meaning in the Bible: The Importance of Desert ...

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   Oct 26, 2020 · What does the wilderness mean in the Bible? Israels wanderings were purposeful. God wants to meet us in desert seasons, without distractions.

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