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The same word used for (mortal) man and an incurably sick signifies that people after the Fall are desperately and incurably sick and that sin is a kind of illness. See also [[Theology:Fall_of_the_man|Fall or man]]. Thus this word may be translated as "sinner". | The same word used for (mortal) man and an incurably sick signifies that people after the Fall are desperately and incurably sick and that sin is a kind of illness. See also [[Theology:Fall_of_the_man|Fall or man]]. Thus this word may be translated as "sinner". | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:05, 5 October 2014
Noun, sing., masc.:
- man (Strong 582, with reference of mortality)
Adjective, sing., masc.:
- somebody incurably sick (Strong 605)
- somebody desperately wicked (Strong 605)
Proper name, masc.:
- Enoch ("man") (Strong 583)
Imperfect, 1st person, sing., masc.:
- I will be sick (Strong 5136) (dubious because the נ should fall)
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The same word used for (mortal) man and an incurably sick signifies that people after the Fall are desperately and incurably sick and that sin is a kind of illness. See also Fall or man. Thus this word may be translated as "sinner".
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