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Strong's number |
776 | 853 | 8064 | 853 | 430 | 1254 | 7225 |
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Genesis 1:1 HOT |
הארץ׃ | ואת | השׁמים | את | אלהים | ברא | בראשׁית |
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Genesis 1:1 |
the Land. |
and ayth |
the Heavens Dual |
ayth | Eloheem | created | In the beginning |
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All pages are to be read from right to left, and some browsers will require that one scroll to the right, other browsers do this automatically such as Microsoft's Internet Explorer when the verse is long. A little note about the words, Eloheem, ayth, and others as found in the Hebrew Scriptures, when they are difficult to fully express in English, I've decided to use their transliteration. By doing this, my hope is that the word will not be restricted to a possible mistranslation or a narrow view of what the word may actually express. Eloheem can mean God Almighty, Gods dual (referring to two Gods), gods as in two or more, and upon clicking on it's Strong's number 430 much more. Ayth can refer to something that is to come, or a sign of something to come, or the like. I have used the transliteration throughout with words difficult to express in English. Notice also here that in this first sentence of the Bible what we see is an introduction of the creation of the Heavens Dual, (which is the atmosphere and the seas) and then the dry Land. In the next thirty-three verses, through to Genesis 2:3 we see all the creative work done for this introduction. Keep in mind that the Bible wasn't originally divided up into chapter and verse. The Torah, (the first five books of the Bible), was contained on one scroll of skins (sheep or goat), and remains that way in Jewish synagogues today.