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The same name traced across the biblical canon and the Second Temple texts, side by side.

Hebrew

In the New Testament it can mean the Jewish people, their old language or their traditional way of life. Philippians 3:5 has a Hebrew born of Hebrews.

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First, in plain English

In the New Testament it can mean the Jewish people, their old language or their traditional way of life. Philippians 3:5 has a Hebrew born of Hebrews.

Who this is

Hebrew in the New Testament refers to the Jewish people, their ancestral language, or their traditional way of life, and it's also used to describe the language Jesus and others spoke, actually Aramaic in common first-century usage, in passages like the naming of Golgotha.

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The word

G1445

Where it appears
  • Acts 6:1
  • 2 Corinthians 11:22
  • Philippians 3:5

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