Genesis 1:10
A Pool of Hope
And mighty ones is calling out to the Dry Earthly One, and to the Hope of the Dual-Waters he has summoned days. And mighty ones is seeing, for he became good.And God will call to the dry, earth; and to the gathering of the waters he called seas: and God will see that it is good.
And God called the dry land, Earth. And He called the collection of the waters, Seas. And God saw that it was good.
And God called the dry land Earth, and the gatherings of the waters he called Seas, and God saw that it was good.
Footnotes
| 23 | Genesis 1:10 The "Bath" of the Days Strong’s #4723, miqveh. Hope, binding place, collection, pool. This word speaks of a place where things bind or unite as in a reservoir or pool, or rope (as twisted together). The NT uses the pool in many instances as a place of hope. “as a shadow are our days upon the Earth, and there is not a hope [miqveh].” (1 Chron. 29:15 RBT) “and now, there is a hope [miqveh] in Israel upon this one.” (Ezra 10:2 RBT) “A hope [miqveh] of Israel, his savior in time of trouble…” (Jer. 14:8 RBT) “The hope [miqveh] of Israel is Yahweh, all of those who forsake you are being ashamed, withdrawn ones within the Earth are being written, for they have left the dug-fountain of the Dual Waters, living-ones of ืืช self eternal Yahweh.” (Jer. 17:13 RBT) “Yahweh, the hope [miqveh] of their fathers” (Jer. 50:7 RBT) |
| 24 | Genesis 1:10 Hebrew #3220 ืืืื yamim, days. “in multiplied dual-waters the Rowers brought you ืืช-you. A wind of the East/Front has broken yourself in the heart of days [yamim].” Eze. 27:26. ืืืื (yamim) is a classic example of a Hebrew homograph that can mean either:
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