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  1. THEOLOGICAL VOCABULARY LIST. ABSOLUTE PERFECTION - A moral attribute of God. Means flawless or excellent. ABIDING - Means to remain, to stay in a place, to hold fast, or to remain steadfast to the goal. This word is found 40 times in the Gospel of John and is used 24 times in the Epistle of 1 John.

  2. The lists herein present the terms occurring most often in the Hebrew Biblemore than one hundred times (for specifics see frequency version of these lists on ScriptureWorkshop.com). Proper nouns are presented elsewhere.

  3. 6 lut 2024 · This Biblical Hebrew word list contains over 300 of the most frequent terms found within the Hebrew Bible. It is organized into the following categories: nouns, adjectives, prepositions, and verb roots. Each of the words are translated into English based on its Ancient Hebrew meaning.

  4. The Essential Hebrew Bible Vocabularies: • Nouns and verbs occurring 5,500 to 25 times • Personal and demonstrative pronouns • Inseparable prefixes • The Bible’s most common proper names • Particles occurring 11,000 to 200 times • An alphabetic index containing 1,064 entries coded according to frequency ranking and Strong’s ...

  5. This work contains approximately 1,000 of the most frequent vocabulary words used in the Hebrew Bible. A Revised Edition is Available - https://rossknichols.com/these-are-the-words/ Title - These Are The Words: Essential Biblical Hebrew Vocabularies

  6. 500 Basic Hebrew Words. (This list contains the 500 most frequent and most important words of the Old Testament / Hebrew Bible and is intended to help you keeping up your Hebrew. The transcription follows the rules of ZAW). b"yo)

  7. Student’s Vocabulary of Biblical Hebrew has an obvious advantage in its grouping of Hebrew words by root, a helpful aid in learning vocabulary. The Hebrew Vocabularies of J. Barton Payne present the Hebrew particles in a particularly helpful way. And the small volume by John D. W. Watts (Lists

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