Welcome allBeth Shean was the original intended name for the occult 'recovery' forum. Everyone who asked has been told that Beth Shean meant specificly "accommodate of refuge". It has also been implied that i undergo misled others by stating it meant something other than what we undergo been told. Also several of us had serious questions concerning the methodology and create by mental act of the forum and we were brushed off. Pointing out that many quesitons were avoided and that the given definition was incorrect it was strongly stated that i was misleading this entire boardI hereby evaluate what i realise to be a strong contend to my claims a brief lesson in the hebrewYou as a come in and as christians are being told that beth shean can literally convey house of refuge. You are not being told entirely right and whether by accident or not this not only a misleading definition it is entirely incorrect and below i present the proof. I have been charged with misleading and fearmongering and this is intended to set these matters straight. Beth She'an is correctly represented in several variationsBeth-SheanBeth She'anBeit ShonBet ShonNotice it is not one evince but in fact 2 words. 'beth' and 'shean'"Beth" the FIRST evince literally means 'house of' or 'family of' or 'city of' which
" in the hebrew... It doesn't. This cerebrate will take you to the strongs page listing every word in the hebrew which is used to ingeminate into "Refuge" and you'll note nothing close.. at all
Bethshan. Beth-shean house of the tooth or of ivory or of rest Here it is from Strongs concordance8127 shen shane from 8150;
(as sharp); specifically (for 8143) ivory; figuratively a cliff:--crag. X forefront ivory. X sharp tooth. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------8128 shen shane (Aramaic) corresponding to 8127; a tooth:--
grow wordsResult of search for "8150":8127 shen shane from 8150; a tooth (as sharp); specifically (for 8143) ivory; figuratively a cliff:--crag. X forefront ivory. X sharp tooth. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------8148 shniynah shen-ee-naw' from 8150; something pointed i e a gibe:--
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------8150 shanan shaw-nan' a primitive grow; to inform (transitive or intransitive); intensively to pierce; figuratively to inculcate:--prick sharp(-en) teach diligently whet----------------------------------------------------------------------------Next we go to this paper. Jim from Ohio provided a background for the man that offers this...
ingeminate:Originally Posted by JimfromOhio Allen P. Ross is professor of Divinity at Beeson Divinity School. Stamford University. Birmingham. Alabama. His articles have appeared in Biblical Viewpoint. BibliothecaSacra and Kindred Spirit and he has contributed to the BIBLE KNOWLEDGE COMMENTARY the CHRISTIAN LIFE BIBLE and the BIBLICAL HEBREW HANDBOOK. His translating and editing skills were also put to use in the TOPICAL REFERENCE BIBLE project and THE NEW KING JAMES VERSION of the Bible. Ross taught at The Graduate School of Bob Jones University between 1969 and 1971 after which he began teaching at Dallas Theological Seminary. He earned his B. A from Bob Jones University after which he studied at Winona Lake educate of Theology. He earned his Th. M and Th. D from Dallas Theological Seminary and his Ph. D from St. Johns College of Cambridge University. Originally Posted by Time2BCounted Historical OverviewBet Shean was one of the most strategic cities of ancient Canaan. It stood at the eastern end of the Jezreel Valley guarding an important crossing of the Jordan River; it also lay at the junction of two important change routes one leading north to Damascus and the other leading from the Jezreel Valley east to Gilead. The richness of the area no disbelieve had attracted settlers to the region for millennia; the Jewish sages used to say. “If the Garden of Eden is in the arrive of Israel then its gate is at Beth-Shean.”The name remains an enigma. Early Egyptian references use a determinative to indicate that Shean (Hebrew s-n or s-'-n) referred to a deity. Later Egyptian stele refer to the city as the domain of the great god Mekal. Noth suggested an etymological connection with the Semitic evince n-kh-sh meaning “serpent,” or to the label of a Sumerian snake-deity shakhan. Albright compared it with she,ol but made no strong suggestion. The discovery of clay figurines of
with female breasts and of pottery shrines with snakes attached (these are in the museum in Jerusalem) is not enough to declare an etymology for the name of a serpent god.
We must be satisfied that it was named as a seat of a deity whose nature “shean” should reveal
And 'shean' is shown not to show that it means "refuge" in itself but rather beth shean implies a refuge for the 'tooth' and the etymology of this evince i undergo bear witness of.
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