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Biblically Accurate Angels: What Angels Look Like in the Bible

Wheels full of eyes, six-winged seraphim, four-faced cherubim, or ordinary-looking men? See what the Bible actually says angels look like, verse by verse, with the Hebrew behind each name.

Hallelujah Meaning: What Does Hallelujah Mean in the Bible?

Hallelujah means 'Praise Yah,' a Hebrew command to praise the LORD. See where it appears in the Psalms and Revelation, how it differs from Alleluia, and why the Bible kept it untranslated.

Isaiah 40:31 Meaning: 'They Shall Mount Up With Wings Like Eagles'

Isaiah 40:31 promises that those who wait for the LORD will renew their strength and mount up with wings like eagles. Here is what 'wait' means in Hebrew, who first heard it, and why walking comes last.

Isaiah 41:10 Meaning: 'Fear Not, for I Am With You'

Isaiah 41:10 gives two reasons not to fear and three promises: God will strengthen, help and uphold you. Here is what it meant to Israel, what 'dismayed' and 'righteous right hand' mean in Hebrew, and how to hold on to it.

Jehovah Jireh Meaning: What 'The LORD Will Provide' Means in Genesis 22, Verse 14

Jehovah Jireh means 'the LORD will provide,' but the Hebrew literally says 'the LORD will see.' Explore Genesis 22, where the name came from, why it says 'Jehovah,' and the other compound names of God.

Jeremiah 29:11 Meaning: 'For I Know the Plans I Have for You' in Context

Jeremiah 29:11 was written to exiles in Babylon who would wait 70 years. Here is what 'plans for welfare and not for evil' meant to them, what the Hebrew says, and how it applies to you today.

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