So _irq: .word _irq effectively places _irq's address at that address (e.g. if the address of the _irq label is 0x12345678 you'd get the value 0x12345678 at address 0x12345678). John 12:11 & 15:16 One word that the Greek translators often misunderstood, was the Aramaic word >L which normally means to go or to depart , but (Nowadays, only forms of the word appear - like, "ecclesiastical"). In the Oxford Universal English Dictionary (considered the standard for the English language) the word "ecclesia" is listed in its English form as used by our English forefathers. I will be updating the list,so come back later. In Eastern Europe they are laid out along north-south axis (Jerusalem direction). In the Aramaic New Testament, the Peshitta, the Aramaic word עדה (ey'dah) is used and is equivalent to the Hebrew word עדה (ey'dah, Strong's #5712). This word is formed from ek , meaning "out of" or "away from", and kaleo meaning "to call"; so it means literally "the called out assembly" [4] . V) a r q (קרא QRA) - I. But the choice of Greek ruomein indicates an original Aramaic niphal modality, which would mean "to cause to snatch, deliver, save oneself from" evil. Now here comes the really strange thing: In assembly language for IA-32 a word is specified to be 16 bit long. [Hebrew and Aramaic] II. The word translated as "church" in the New Testament is the word ekklesia (which is where we get the English word ecclesiastical). An "ecclesia" was a civil assembly in Athens even before the writing of the New Testament. III. Kenesa is the term for an East European Karaite or Persian synagogue.The word derives from the Aramaic word for "assembly" (in Hebrew, the word for synagogue is beit knesset).. Modern Karaite kenesas are similar to Rabbinical synagogues. That just makes my whole understanding of words and what it indicates (list above) fall apart. Meet: To come together to meet. So when we see "Sabbath" now in our modern bibles, it got there only because of the corrupt Targum, the Assyrian pagan bible, and because of both the Greek's and Israelite's adoption of this Aramaic word. Call: To call or call out, to call a name or give a name. A calling together for assembly. and, w-angel, malakha animal,ħayyuθā assembly, edta Aurora integrates powerful web-enabled data capture and a secure dedicated database with the category-defining document assembly and automation capabilities of our revolutionary software. Here are the first words in alphabetical order.The English translation comes first. Read: To read a scroll in the presence of those called to a meeting. Starting from the northern entrance, kenesa contains: This word is used throughout the Old Testament and is translated in various ways including; congregation, company, assembly, multitude, people and swarm. The word for camel in the Aramaic manuscripts is >?9 which can mean camel , but can also refer to a large rope, which is certainly the meaning here. Also a chance encounter. In this post I am compiling a short vocabulary list in Aramaic (Classical Syriac) ,kind of like a dictionary. label: .word value places the 4-byte value at the address assigned (by the linker) to label. In the case of the word "Amen", I have determined that it was of true Paleo-Hebrew origin before Assyrian. IA-32 refers to all x86 versions that supports 32-bit computing (i.e. word is supposed to be 32 bit long). assembly or congregation, is the Hebrew word behind whatever Aramaic word Jesus used, and that his use reflects the qāhāl of Yahweh in the Old Testament. The Aramaic word underlying the Greek ruomein, "to cause to draw, snatch, pull away from" thus the secondary meaning "deliver," is from Hebrew lxn, which has essentially the same meaning.
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