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Holman Treasury of Key Bible Words: 200 Greek and 200 Hebrew Words Defined and Explained is unavailable, but you can change that!

This easy-to-read resource offers accurate, detailed English definitions for 400 key Bible words from their original Greek or Hebrew text. Each word study also includes representative examples of how the word is used throughout the Bible and a list of key Bible passages where the word occurs. This is a resource every pastor and lay Bible teacher will find extremely useful in preparing sermons and...

See also: Joy, p. 314 Hebrew expression: simchah Pronunciation: sim HAWH Strong’s Number: 8057 KEY VERSES Psalms 4:7; 16:11; 21:6; 43:4; Isaiah 35:10 In modern Judaism, one often hears the praise of the simchat torah, “the joy of the Law!” Joy is a mark of God’s people, both in the New and Old Testament. Simchah in Hebrew means “joy.” Some scholars suggest that only the word simchah, the verb samach, meaning “to rejoice, be glad,” and gil in its verb and noun forms, “to rejoice” and “rejoicing,”
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