Hebrew:אנוש - Revision history

Victor Porton at 20:05, 5 October 2014

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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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Victor Porton at 20:02, 5 October 2014

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	Proper name, masc.:		Proper name, masc.:
	* Enoch ("man") ({{Strong\|583}})		* 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 [[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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	==Comments==		==Comments==

	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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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}})

==Comments==

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".