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This section will explore the morphology, etymology, and pronunciation of Hebrew words, explaining how they are formed from root words, how prefixes and suffixes modify their meanings, how their sounds relate to English words, and how their written forms and vowel markings have evolved.
This section will explore how understanding Hebrew words within their original cultural context is essential for proper biblical interpretation, including their concrete meanings, root relationships, and how they are often obscured by abstract English translations.
The Bible can be used to define biblical words by examining their various English translations, their root meanings, their synonyms and antonyms within parallel poetic structures, and their contextual usage in different passages.