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Created page with "{{bl| Bitterness and death }} {{ct| formation }} {{ct| inductive }} Mentioned previously, the rosh ר is 'revelation'. The tov ת is a 'revelation finished with a new life springing up'. We saw that word אמר became truth אמת when a new life sprang up. Observe 'bitterness' מר when it gains a new life becomes death 'muth' מת. Be careful of those who learn their Hebrew from the traditions of Hebrews who rejected Christ. Some will say that 'death' מת requir..."
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