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Verse of the Day

Mishliy 15:1–4 (Proverbs)

A soft answer turns away fury, but a painful Dabar stirs up anger. The tongue of the Khakamim uses Daʿath well, but the mouth of fools pours out foolishness. The eyes of Yahuah are in every place, watching the Raʿ and the Tub. A healing tongue is a tree of Khay, but crookedness in it crushes the Ruakh.

Meaning

Dabar דבר · D-B-R · Da-bar

Word, matter, thing spoken; a command or message from Yahuah. Plural Dabarim.

Khakamim חכמה · Kh-K-M · Khak-mah

Wisdom, skill for living rightly. Khakam is the wise one.

Daʿath דעת · Y-D-ʿ · Da-ʿath

Knowledge, the knowing that comes from Yada.

Yahuah יהוה · Y-H-W-H · Ya-hu-ah

The personal Name of the Creator, written with the four letters yod, he, waw, he. It is His Name, not a title.

Raʿ רע · R-ʿ-ʿ · Raʿ

Evil, bad, harmful; wrong in nature or in effect.

Tub טוב · T-W-B · Tub

Good, goodness, what is beneficial. Yatab is to do good.

Khay חי · Kh-Y-H · Khay

Living, alive, life.

Ruakh רוח · R-W-Kh · Ru-akh

Spirit, breath, wind; the animating breath and the disposition of a person.

Question answered: Does the way a person speaks matter? Yes. Speech can turn away fury or stir it, heal or crush.
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