Comments on CultCase: 7 English Words and their Biblical Hebrew Origin

Are there any derived from the Hebrew word 'ow...

2011-07-27T07:12:02.524+03:00

Are there any derived from the Hebrew word 'owr (plus the Biblical city Ur), meaning "light", perhaps "aurora"?
Could "nafal" (Nephilim) be the source of "fall," "foul," and "defile"? "Nabal/Naval" the source of "vile" and "villain"? "Alah" ("ascend", not "God/Allah") related to Latin "altus" (thus "altitude")? I see a good chance for all of these.
Of course, we know "eye" from "ayin" (same as the letter ayin), as well as "seven" and "Sabbath" from "shaba/shava".

Actually, the word Satan means simply "enemy&...

2011-03-13T04:26:36.636+02:00

Actually, the word Satan means simply "enemy" or "someone with ill intentions". :)

HalleluYahuhay, Meshiah Yahushua. Har-Me...

2010-08-02T09:32:57.777+03:00

HalleluYahuhay, Meshiah Yahushua. Har-Meggido... a mountain of (places of) crowds.

English and Western words from Biblical Hebrew is ...

2009-04-30T02:11:00.000+03:00

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