HEBREW UNDERSTANDING SCRIPTURE

Hebrew Understanding Scripture

Hebrew Understanding Scripture

Hebrew Language can be applied today's scriptural understanding

Hebrew is truly a Holy dialect, supplying much more information in Hebrew Scripture than common English Scripture transformations provide. To better understand what is being said in the Hebrew Scriptures, it is helpful to understand the way ancient Hebrew was written and the ancient Hebrew characters such as those used by King David, those used in parts of the Dead Sea Scrolls, and in some Samaritan Scripture today. up to date Hebrew individual features are distinct from very old Hebrew. Modern Hebrew is easier to write and came about during the Babylonian exile when Jews started to use the squared-off form of letters similar to those prevalent throughout the Babylonian empire. As an example of one of these idioms is Matthew 6:22 Mat 6:22 the light of the body is the eye: if therefore thine eye be single, thy whole body shall be full of light. Mat 6:23 but if thine eye be evil, thy whole body shall be full of darkness. If therefore the light that is in thee be darkness, how great is that darkness!

Does that sound odd in your translations? In English it noise very strange. Does it signify we're only presumed to have one eye? Does it signify if we have awful eyesight we're awful persons?What does it mean? The English translators don't seem to realise it, they translate it in numerous distinct ways like "if your eye be clear." The monarch James converts the saying as "if your eye be single." Other translator's state, "if your eye be whole", "if your eye be healthy." So which is it right?

Well it only makes sense when we contrast it to very old Jewish writings. The Rabbis in Jesus day taught that ...