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1. www.researchgate.net › publication › 352492293_The_Main_Hebrew_Words_for_Love_Ahab(PDF) The Main Hebrew Words for Love: Ahab and Hesed -...

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   1 sty 2009 · The lexical analysis of the Hebrew Bible shows that the main word used to describe love is derived fr om the ahab roots (Stauffer 1993: 21). Ahab’s etymology is quite uncertain because not...

2. www.researchgate.net › publication › 338793635_The_biblical_roots_of_English_'love(PDF) The biblical roots of English ‘love’: The concept of ‘love’...

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   In the Hebrew Bible, the verb ’ āhēb , rendered in the Greek translation of the Old Testament known as the Septuagint with the verb agapao , implies a “preferential love”, e.g. it is used for...

3. hal.science › hal-03819212 › fileLove I. Hebrew Bible/Old Testament and Ancient Near East

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   Love I. Hebrew Bible/Old Testament and Ancient Near East. Encyclopedia of the Bible and Its Reception (Vol. 17), 2019, pp.3-7. 10.1515/ebr.love. hal-03819212

4. www.academia.edu › 4639238 › Biblical_Word_Concept_Study_on_Love(PDF) Biblical Word/Concept Study on Love - Academia.edu

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   There are eight Greek roots ( )1 and six Hebrew roots (bha, dwD, dsx, qvx, ddy, h [r)2 which can be interpreted to mean “love.”. Their usages play out into four primary categories: human love for things, human love for other humans, human love for G-d,3 and G-d‟s love for humanity.

5. www.wjkbooks.com › Content › Site117Love in the Hebrew Bible - Westminster John Knox Press

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   does love look like in the Hebrew Bible? What do biblical writers say about love, and more important, what do they mean when they use this term and concept? How is love portrayed, discussed, and conceptualized? What is asso - ciated with this term, and what nuances does it have in the Hebrew biblical corpus?

6. www.academia.edu › 22218948 › Exum_Desire_Love_and_Romance_Desire_Love_and_RomanceExum, Desire, Love & Romance Desire, Love, and Romance in the...

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   Using a cognitive linguistics approach, Ellen van Wolde examines the different conceptualizations of love in English and biblical Hebrew, and argues that in biblical Hebrew the verb “to love” (’ahab) does not imply romance but rather presupposes hierarchical relationships between people of different positions and ranking (Reframing ...

7. www.academia.edu › 3311842 › Sentiments_as_Culturally_Constructed_Emotions_Anger(PDF) Sentiments as Culturally Constructed Emotions: Anger and...

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   This paper explores how one Hebrew lexeme, rûaḥ, provides a point of entry into the complex world of how emotions are expressed in ancient texts. Drawing from some insights of Cognitive Linguistics, it examines the use of rûaḥ to express the experience of impatience and patience, and arrogance and humility.