Learn Psalm 139:23-24 in Hebrew "Search me O' God and know my heart..."

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Shalom Toda Raba!

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You have a heart of gold. I'm very appreciative of your gifts to us❣️ Shalom. May the Most High bless you

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I am obsessed with YESHUA and determine to HIS language Hebrew

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Amen glory be to YAHOSHUAH messiaach blessed words, thoda rabba sister Adonai bless you always Shalom ❤🙏

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I have been searching for the Hebrew word for immortal. Can you tell me the phonetic spelling in English of this word please? The verse in the Bible is 1 Timothy 1:17.

[@TheWORDinHEBREW]

Shalom, the typical Hebrew for “immortal” is actually two words: בן אלמוות beh-n ah-l/MA/veh-t (It literally means “son of no death”). However, there are other ways to express that in Hebrew, which is why the Hebrew translation for that Greek word in 1 Timothy 1:17, is more along the lines of “eternal”. Keep in mind that the original language there is Greek, and can be interpreted in a couple of ways (look it up in BibleHub or BlueLetterBible). I hope this helps & God bless 🙏

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Question: I thought the vowel qamets under the very first Chet was an ah sound, no? 🤷🏻‍♀️

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Thank you! Wonderful to learn a new rule.