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Matot Hebrew Word Study

The document discusses three Hebrew words - "neder" meaning "vow", "Moab" meaning "seed of father", and "Ba'al Pe'or" referring to a deity the Israelites joined themselves to after involving with Moabite women and culture. Each word is presented with its Hebrew letters, English translation, and brief biblical or historical context.

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Matot Hebrew Word Study

The document discusses three Hebrew words - "neder" meaning "vow", "Moab" meaning "seed of father", and "Ba'al Pe'or" referring to a deity the Israelites joined themselves to after involving with Moabite women and culture. Each word is presented with its Hebrew letters, English translation, and brief biblical or historical context.

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Hebrew

Hebrew "neder translated as "Vow"

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Meaning
The word "neder" is mentioned 33 times in the Pentateuch, 19 of which occur in the Book of Shemot/ Numbers.


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Hebrew
Hebrew translated as "Moab" meaning seed of father.

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Meaning
According to Bereshit/ Genesis 19:30 -38, the ancestor of the Moabites was Lot by incest with his oldest daughter.


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Hebrew
Hebrew translated as "Baal Pr " .

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According to the Torah, the Israelites, after spending a short time in the plain of Moab, begin to involve themselves with the Moabite women. Consequently, under the influence of Moabite culture, the Israelites begin whoring after the Moabite gods, and join themselves to Baal Peor.

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