Read Exodus 20:13 at Bible Gateway. Hebrew paragraph division Exo 20:13 {s} You shall not murder Hebrew roots You shall not murder. Exo 20:13 Murder is Strong’s H7523 רצח ratsach, a primitive root meaning, “to murder.” The pictographs are resh + tsadey + chet. resh ר = the head of man, thus head, first, top, beginning, […]
do not murder
exo 20:13 the sixth commandment 2017 aug 18 deu 16:18-21:9, 5th-6th commandments paragraph divisions 2012 aug 25 deu 19 and 20 do not commit murder 2011 mar 28 deu 19:1-21:9 do not commit murder 2013 jan 16 deu 19:1-10 cities of refuge 2013 jan 17 deu 19:11-21 the murderer shall not find refuge 2013 jan […]
honor father and mother
exo 20:12 the fifth commandment 2017 aug 17 deu 16:18-21:9 fifth and sixth commandments explained 2012 aug 25 deu 16:18-21:9 fifth and sixth commandments chiastic structures 2012 aug 26 deu 17-18 honor YHVH’s authority 2011 mar 27 deu 16:18-18:22 honor your father and mother 2013 jan 07 deu 16:18-17:7 judging with just judgment 2013 jan […]
honor the sabbath day
exo 20:8-11 the fourth commandment 2017 aug 16 deu 11:26-16:17 second, third, fourth commandments explained 2012 aug 18 deu 11:26-16:17 second, third, fourth commandments chiastic structures 2012 aug 19 deu 15-16 honor the sabbath day 2011 mar 26 updated in 2015 deu 15:1-16:17 honor the sabbath day 2012 dec 21 deu 15:1-18 release from debt and bondage 2012 […]
em, “mother,” strong’s H517
First occurrence Therefore shall a man leave his father and his mother, and shall cleave unto his wife, and they shall be one flesh. Gen 2:24 The primitive root Strong’s H517 אם em, a primitive noun (with no verbal root) meaning “mother.” The pictographs are aleph + mem. aleph א = the ox head, thus strength, power, leader mem מ, ם = the water, […]
ab, “father,” strong’s H1
First occurrence Therefore shall a man leave his father and his mother, and shall cleave unto his wife, and they shall be one flesh. Gen 2:24 The primitive root Strong’s H1 אב ab, a primitive noun (with no verbal root) meaning, “father.” The pictographs are aleph + bet. aleph א = the ox head, thus strength, power, leader bet ב = the […]
kabad, “to honor,” strong’s H3513
First occurrence And Abram was very rich in cattle, in silver, and in gold. Gen 13:2 The primitive root Strong’s H3513 כבד kabad, a primitive root meaning, “to be heavy.” The positive spin on the verb is “numerous, weighty, glorious;” the negative spin is “burdensome, severe.” The ancient pictographs are kaph + bet + dalet. kaph כ, ך = the […]
aman, “to believe,” strong’s H539
First occurrence And he believed in YHVH; and He counted it to him for righteousness. Gen 15:6 The primitive root Strong’s H539 אמן aman, a primitive root meaning, “to support, to stand firm, to believe.” The ancient pictographs are aleph + mem + nun. aleph א = the ox head, thus strength, power, leader mem מ, ם […]
exodus 20:12, the fifth commandment
Read Exodus 20:12 at Bible Gateway. Hebrew paragraph division Exo 20:12 {s} Honor your father and mother Hebrew roots Honor your father and your mother, that your days may be long on the land which YHVH your God gives you. Exo 20:12 Honor is Strong’s H3513 כבד kabad, a primitive root meaning, “to be heavy.” The positive […]
melakah, “work,” strong’s H4399
First occurrence And on the seventh day God finished His work which He had made; and He rested on the seventh day from all His work which He had made. Gen 2:2 The Primitive Root Strong’s H4399, melakah, a concrete noun meaning,“occupation, work, business;” from Strong’s H4397, malak, a concrete noun meaning, “one sent, a messenger” (the same […]