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Gesenius' Hebrew-ChaldeeLexicon to the Old Testament
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For Hebrew Word Pictures to be accurate, we need to know that the ancient letter Alef, in shape and in name, signified an ox or a bull (and therefore carried the meaning of what is strong and what is first). |
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Christian, Jewish and secular resources are consistent in teaching the original meaning of the letter Alef. Notice that most of the resources will describe Alef as an ox or a bull, and as being used as the Hebrew number one.
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Gesenius' Hebrew-Chaldee Lexicon to the Old Testamentoriginally published in 1857 taken from the Baker Book House Company edition Copyright © 1979 page 1 |
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