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As we venture into the key verse of Revelation Chapter 4, we find a word often translated as creature. Several translations like the complete Jewish Bible will render the word as being. However, when we examine both Genesis and Ezekiel in chapter one, we find the Hebrew word to mean something different. That word translated correctly in the Tanakh is likeness. In Hebrew, you would say demut (דְמוּת), meaning; likeness or to resemble.
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(732) 314 – 1956
https://ilanrestoration.com/
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On FB @ilanrestorationfellowship
By Billy EliasAs we venture into the key verse of Revelation Chapter 4, we find a word often translated as creature. Several translations like the complete Jewish Bible will render the word as being. However, when we examine both Genesis and Ezekiel in chapter one, we find the Hebrew word to mean something different. That word translated correctly in the Tanakh is likeness. In Hebrew, you would say demut (דְמוּת), meaning; likeness or to resemble.
***DON’T FORGET TO LIKE AND HIT THE SUBSCRIBE BUTTON! ***
(732) 314 – 1956
https://ilanrestoration.com/
[email protected]
On FB @ilanrestorationfellowship