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Material taken from "Hebrew Word Pictures" by Frank T. Seekins. Copyright 1994 Frank T. Seekins. All Rights Reserved
Hebrew is read from right to left. Click on the image below (with the left side of your mouse) to see the modern and ancient letters and the definitions of the letter. Then click on the "back" button on the upper left side of your browser to get back to this page.
Sheen
Tet
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To Order: It is used in the Hebrew word sa-tan which means adversary or Satan. The word picture tells us that an adversary like Satan is like the snake that devours life. Click on the "back" button on your browser that is in the upper left-hand corner, to go back to previous page. |
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