קָרַב (qarab) -- To come near, approach, draw near. Usage: The Hebrew verb "qarab" primarily means to come near or approach. It is used in various contexts, including physical proximity, …

2024年3月29日 · The Hebrew word for sacrifice is “קׇרְבַּן” (korban) which derives from the root קרב (k-r-b) meaning “to get closer” or “to approach”. The premise is that in bringing a sacrifice, or …

2014年5月5日 · There are two roots קרב ( qarab) that are technically separate. Their meanings, however, seem quite kindred: The verb קרב ( qarab I) means to come near or approach. This …

2016年3月27日 · One of the first Jewish kings, Tub'a Abu Kariba As'ad (r. 390-420), is believed to have converted following a military expedition into northern Arabia in an effort to eliminate …

קָרַב (qarab) -- to come near, approach. verb come near, approach (Late Hebrew approach, be offered; Assyrian ‡arâbu, approach; Arabic , be near, approach; so Ethiopic : Sabean קרב …

The verb karab (in the Hiphil) is thus employed in the sense of giving information concerning a thing. The verb nagash is used figuratively in the phrase, "And Abraham drew near ( va …

2022年1月20日 · In Hebrew, it is the word padah which is the word for redemption or paying a ransom. Why did I have to go to Jewish teaching to find a Christian understanding of this …

2010年1月29日 · In the Syrian Jewish communities, it was very important to eat carob fruit in Tu b’shbat because it was the only fruit that called for the “she-hechiyanu” blessing to be added to …

2021年1月25日 · They give us shade and help keep the air clean; they give us firewood when we’re cold and they provide delicious fruit – apples, cherries and peaches. And trees are …

2020年3月29日 · In Biblical Hebrew, we find that meaning in the kal (karav), piel (kirev), and hifil (hikriv) forms. The hitpael form - hitkarev התקרב - only appears in Hebrew literature after the …