The Hebrew word for “to believe,” leha'amin , has the same root as the words emet, “truth,” amen, “so be it” or “truly,” and emunah, which can mean “faith,” “trust,” or “loyalty,” depending on context. Jewish Bibles translate Genesis 15:6 as “And he believed in HaShem(*), and HaShem counted it to him as righteousness.”
19 июн. 2020 г.
The Hebrew word translated as "firm" here is the verb אמן (aman, Strong's #539) which literally means "to be firm or sure". When setting up our tent, we desire ... |
2 янв. 2014 г. · πιστεύω - Strong's 4100) which means to think to be true, to be persuaded of, to credit, place confidence in the thing believed. 4 Its noun form ... |
Fortunately it is a fairly direct translation of two words: 'âman (H539) in the Hebrew and pisteuō (G4100). There are two additional Greek words rendered ... |
17 июн. 2016 г. · To believe in the biblical sense of the word is to trust in Christ alone as the only way to obtain eternal life with God. |
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5 янв. 2020 г. · BELIEVE HEBREW = 'AMAN. See Main List of Hebrew Word Studies. Aman (0539) conveys the basic idea of providing stability and confidence. |
Maimonides' aforementioned definition of belief (Arab.: i'tiqâd; Hebrew: emunah) may be called the "cognitive" sense of emunah, i.e., opinion or position held. |
14 сент. 2023 г. · It means “believe in, to entrust, to rely on, to cling to.” Imagine waking up one morning, you feel sick and know something is terribly wrong ... |
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