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Reviewed Restoration
Lexicon reference: the Brown-Driver-Briggs entry gives . The restored covenant sense governs here.
From the Brown-Driver-Briggs Hebrew lexicon. The restored meaning is being reviewed and will follow.
BDB reference range
distinct senses in the Brown-Driver-Briggs lexicon. These are the inherited lexicon meanings; the restored reading is shown above.
Reference
Strong H
· BDB Entry ID
· TWOT
BDB print page (Brown-Driver-Briggs Hebrew and English Lexicon).
BDB print page: not listed for this entry.
Grammar
Occurrences
in the source text, first at
The English word stands over source words. Closest first.
Reviewed Restoration
Lexicon reference: the Brown-Driver-Briggs entry gives . The restored covenant sense governs here.
BDB reference range
distinct senses in the Brown-Driver-Briggs lexicon. These are the inherited lexicon meanings; the restored reading is shown above.
Reference
Strong H
· BDB Entry ID
· TWOT
BDB print page (Brown-Driver-Briggs Hebrew and English Lexicon).
Grammar
Occurrences
in the source text, first at
No entry found for that. Try a Strong's number (like 7307), a Hebrew word, or a transliteration such as Ruakh or Torah.
The Restored Word Search Is Coming
Soon you will be able to search in restored Lashon Qanaʿan and see how translation hid, flattened, or replaced the source. A few of the restored words already set:
יהוה
Yahuah
יהושע
Yahusha
אלהים
Alahym
משיח
Mashiach
רוח
Ruakh
Source data, used with thanks under open license: the Open Scriptures Hebrew Bible and its lexicon (Brown-Driver-Briggs and Strong's), available at github.com/openscriptures/morphhb (CC BY 4.0), and the BHSA linguistic database by Dirk Roorda (MIT). Meanings shown are from these historical references; restored readings are ZoreaYahu's own.