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| | '''02''' אַב ''ab (ab)'' | | '''02''' אַב ''ab (ab)'' |
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| - | corresponding to [[01]], [[Greek]] [[5]] Αββα and [[912]] βαραββας; [[Noun]] [[Masculine]] | + | corresponding to 01, Greek 5 Αββα and 912 βαραββας; n m |
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| | [[AV]]-father 9; 9 | | [[AV]]-father 9; 9 |
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| | :'''1)''' father | | :'''1)''' father |
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| - | ==Edenics==
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| - | The letter Aleph in ancient Hebrew represented an ox, or more specifically an ox head, the ox, meaning strong, powerful, leader. The Hebrew word Eleph [[0504]] is very closely related.
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| - | English equivalent is A.
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| - | The Letter Beth in ancient Hebrew represented a house, or tent. The Hebrew word Bayith [[01004]] is very closely related.
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| - | Combined together Aleph and Beth 'AB' means ''"Strong one of the house"'' or ''"the strength of the house."'' Jesus called His Father, Abba.
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| - | ==See Also==
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| - | * [[Scriptures Containing 02]]
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| - | ==References==
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| - | * 1. [http://www.ancient-hebrew.org/3_al.html Ancient Hebrew Research Centre on Aleph]
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| - | * 2. [http://www.ancient-hebrew.org/3_bet.html Ancient Hebrew Research Centre on Beth]
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| - | * 3. [http://www.ancient-hebrew.org/34_av.html Ancient Hebrew Research Centre on AB - Father]
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Revision as of 13:06, 30 January 2016
02 אַב ab (ab)
corresponding to 01, Greek 5 Αββα and 912 βαραββας; n m
AV-father 9; 9
- 1) father
