Our last post got cut short because of a phone call that required my attention to aid a friend in need. When the task was completed my attention to the blog was lost so I opted not to continue on with it. Today I shall pick it up again with the addition of the LXX of the OT Strong's word meaning added to show the difference between the standard Strong's and the LXX of the OT words meanings, when I finish I will highlight the targeted words to make them stand out, I may miss a few but should get enough for you to get the idea. Why? Am I doing this to show how we can walk through life like Enoch may have done. Continuing with our look into the life walk of Enoch as described in Hebrews 11:5-6 and our knowledge as provided by the Holy Spirit within activated by GOD above.
Picking up at Genesis 1:26-27 using the KJV: "GodH430 said,H559 'Let Us makeH6213 manH120 in Our image,H6754 after Our likeness:H1823 and let them have dominionH7287 over the fishH1710 of the sea,H3220 and over the fowlH5775 of the air,H8064 and over the cattle,H929 and over allH3605 the earth,H776 and over everyH3605 creeping thingH7431 that creepethH7430 uponH5921 the earth.H776' So GodH430 createdH1254 (H853) manH120 in His Own image,H6754 in the imageH6754 of GodH430 createdH1254 He him; maleH2145 and femaleH5347 createdH1254 He them."
To carry through with my comparison the first word is H430, remember the first shared usage was only that of the Strong's meanings, the LXX says this: Strongs #430: AHLB#: 1012-H (c)
1012) La% (La% AL) ac: Yoke co: Ox ab: Strength: The pictograph a is a picture of an ox head and also represents its strength. The l is a picture of a shepherd staff and also represents the authority of the shepherd. Combined these two pictographs mean "the strong authority" and can be anyone or thing of strong authority. The yoke is understood as a staff on the shoulders" (see Isaiah 9:4) in order to harness their power for pulling loads such as a wagon or plow. Hence, the two pictographs can also represent "the ox in the yoke". Often two oxen were yoked together. An older, more experienced ox would be teamed up (yoked) with a younger, less experienced ox. The older ox in the yoke is the "strong authority" who, through the yoke, teaches the younger ox. (eng: all; elk; elephant)
A) La% (La% AL) ac: ? co: Ox ab: Oath: The power of the ox's muscles to perform work.
Nm) La% (La% AL) - Power: One who holds authority over others such as judges, chiefs and gods. In the sense of being yoked to one another. [freq. 245] |kjv: God, god, power, mighty, goodly, great, idols, strong, unto, with, against, at, into, in, before, to, of, upon, by, toward, hath, for, on, beside, from, where, after, within| {str: 410}
H) Ela% (Ela% ALH) ac: Swear co: Yoke ab: ?: The yoking together of two parties.(Mat. 11:29) A treaty or covenant binds two parties together through an oath (yoke). The oath included blessings for abiding by the covenant and curses for breaking the covenant (see Deuteronomy 28). The God of the Hebrews was seen as the older ox that is yoked to His people in a covenant relationship.
cm) Efla% (Efla% A-LWH) - Power: The power or might of one who rules or teaches. One who yokes with another.(Mat. 11:29) Often applied to rulers or a god. [Hebrew and Aramaic] [df: hla] [freq. 2663] |kjv: God, god, heathen deity| {str: 430, 433, 410}
L) Lai% (Lai% YAL) ac: ? co: Yoke ab: ?: The placing of the yoke upon the shoulders to perform a task.
V) Lai% (Lai% Y-AL) - Yoke: The placing of a yoke on the shoulders to perform work or undertake a task. [freq. 19] (vf: Hiphil) |kjv: content, please, would, taken upon me, began, assayed, willingly| {str: 2974}
{here I will share H433 and H410 from the LXX: Strongs #433: AHLB#: 1012-H (c)
1012) La% (La% AL) ac: Yoke co: Ox ab: Strength: The pictograph a is a picture of an ox head and also represents its strength. The l is a picture of a shepherd staff and also represents the authority of the shepherd. Combined these two pictographs mean "the strong authority" and can be anyone or thing of strong authority. The yoke is understood as a "staff on the shoulders" (see Isaiah 9:4) in order to harness their power for pulling loads such as a wagon or plow. Hence, the two pictographs can also represent "the ox in the yoke". Often two oxen were yoked together. An older, more experienced ox would be teamed up (yoked) with a younger, less experienced ox. The older ox in the yoke is the "strong authority" who, through the yoke, teaches the younger ox. (eng: all; elk; elephant)A) La% (La% AL) ac: ? co: Ox ab: Oath: The power of the oxs muscles to perform work.
Nm) La% (La% AL) - Power: One who holds authority over others such as judges, chiefs and gods. In the sense of being yoked to one another. [freq. 245] |kjv: God, god, power, mighty, goodly, great, idols, strong, unto, with, against, at, into, in, before, to, of, upon, by, toward, hath, for, on, beside, from, where, after, within| {str: 410}
H) Ela% (Ela% ALH) ac: Swear co: Yoke ab: ?: The yoking together of two parties. A treaty or covenant binds two parties together through an oath (yoke). The oath included blessings for abiding by the covenant and curses for breaking the covenant (see Deuteronomy 28). The God of the Hebrews was seen as the older ox that is yoked to His people in a covenant relationship.
cm) Efla% (Efla% A-LWH) - Power: The power or might of one who rules or teaches. One who yokes with another. Often applied to rulers or a god. [Hebrew and Aramaic] [df: hla] [freq. 2663] |kjv: God, god, heathen deity| {str: 430, 433}
Strongs #410: AHLB#: 1012-A (N)
1012) La% (La% AL) ac: Yoke co: Ox ab: Strength: The pictograph a is a picture of an ox head and also represents its strength. The l is a picture of a shepherd staff and also represents the authority of the shepherd. Combined these two pictographs mean "the strong authority" and can be anyone or thing of strong authority. The yoke is understood as a "staff on the shoulders" (see Isaiah 9:4) in order to harness their power for pulling loads such as a wagon or plow. Hence, the two pictographs can also represent "the ox in the yoke". Often two oxen were yoked together. An older, more experienced ox would be teamed up (yoked) with a younger, less experienced ox. The older ox in the yoke is the "strong authority" who, through the yoke, teaches the younger ox. (eng: all; elk; elephant)
A) La% (La% AL) ac: ? co: Ox ab: Oath: The power of the ox's muscles to perform work.
Nm) La% (La% AL) - Power: One who holds authority over others such as judges, chiefs and gods. In the sense of being yoked to one another. [freq. 245] |kjv: God, god, power, mighty, goodly, great, idols, strong, unto, with, against, at, into, in, before, to, of, upon, by, toward, hath, for, on, beside, from, where, after, within| {str: 410}
Nf1) Ela% (Ela% A-LH) - I. Oath: A binding agreement including the curse for violating the oath. II. Oak: The strongest of the woods. [freq. 50] |kjv: oak, elm, teil tree, curse, oath, execration, swearing| {str: 423, 424, 427} H) Ela% (Ela% ALH) ac: Swear co: Yoke ab: ?: The yoking together of two parties. A treaty or covenant binds two parties together through an oath (yoke). The oath included blessings for abiding by the covenant and curses for breaking the covenant (see Deuteronomy 28). The God of the Hebrews was seen as the older ox that is yoked to His people in a covenant relationship. (Matthew 11:29)}
The next word is H6213 it has this meaning in the LXX: Strongs #6213: AHLB#: 1360-H (V)
1360) Xo% (Xo% AhS) ac: Do co: ? ab: ?
H) Exo% (Exo% AhSH) ac: Do co: Work ab: ?: The making or doing of anything.
V) Exo% (Exo% Ah-SH) - Do: To do or make something. A generic verb with a wide application meaning to do something. [df: hVe] [freq. 2633] (vf: Paal, Niphal, Pual, Piel) |kjv: do, make, wrought, deal, commit, offer, execute, keep, show, prepare, work, get, dress, maker, maintain| {str: 6213}
am) Exom% (Exom% MAh-SH) - Work: A work or action. [df: hVem] [freq. 235] |kjv: work, acts, labour, doing, art, deed| {str: 4639}
Next comes the word H6754 it has this meaning in the LXX: Strongs #6754: AHLB#: 2663 (N)
2663) Mly% (Mly% TsLM) ac: ? co: Image ab: ?: An outline or representation of an original as a shadow is the outline of the original. [from: ly - from the dark shadow of a deep place]
Nm) Mly% (Mly% Ts-LM) - Image: Also an image or form of something as the shadow of the original. [Hebrew and Aramaic] [freq. 34] |kjv: image, vain, form| {str: 6754, 6755}
Our next words is H1254 it has this meaning in the LXX: Strongs #1254: AHLB#: 1043-E (V)
1043) Rb% (Rb% BR) ac: Feed co: Grain ab: ?: The pictograph b is a picture of a tent but also represents the family which resides inside the tent. The r is a picture of a head. Combined these have the meaning of "family of heads". The plant families of grains such as wheat and barley have a cluster of seeds at the top of the stalk called "heads". These grains were used for food for both man and livestock. (eng: barley - a grain; beer - made from grain; boar - as fat; barn - grain storage; pure - as clean with soap with an exchange for the p and b)
A) Rb% (Rb% BR) ac: ? co: Grain ab: ?: Grains grown in fields were used for meal to make flour as well as feed for livestock. The stalks of the grains were burned to make potash for making soap. What is cleaned with soap becomes white or bright.
Nm) Rb% (Rb% BR) - I. Grain: Grain, and field, as a place for growing grain. II. Soap: Made from the ashes of the grain stalks. III. Clean: Cleanliness from soap. Also pure as a moral cleanliness. [freq. 33] |kjv: corn, wheat, son, about, clean, pur, choice, clear, purely, son| {str: 1248, 1249, 1250, 1251}
The other day I stated on FB that we are in a Covenant relationship and I was told in no uncertain words that we are not! But I believe that we are indeed in such relationship with Elohiym...Jesus. Here's Matthew 11:29 from the KJV: Mat 11:28-30, 29 Jesus is speaking here: "'Come to Me, all that labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest. Take My yoke upon you, and learn of Me; For I am meek and lowly in heart: and you shall find rest [for]unto your souls. For My yoke is easy, and My burden is light.'" (Jer. 6:16, Heb. 4:3-11; 1Pet. 2:21-23)
1John 1:7 "For if we walk in the light, as He is in the light, we have fellowship one with another, and the blood of Jesus Christ His Son cleanses us from all sin."
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