යෙදුම ලබා ගන්න7 More Hebrew Words Every Christian Should Knowනියැදිය
T'SHUVA: Which means TO TURN AROUND
Our English Bible often speaks of “repentance,” which we often define as regret or being sorry. But the Hebrew word translated as repentance is t’shuva, which more accurately means “to turn back.” T’shuva means to turn away from evil and turn toward God. It’s when you’re heading the wrong way and you turn the steering wheel around to go in the other direction.
On a spiritual level, t’shuva is when a person changes the course of his or her life. As theologian Abraham Heschel puts it; “a change in man’s conduct brings about a change in God’s judgement.” When we t’shuva—turn away from the darkness and turn toward the light—God promises to take control of the wheel and direct us toward His light.
Do you need to t’shuva today? Do you need to take a moment right now to turn around and face God?
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About this Plan
All of us know that if we knew basic Hebrew, we would have a better understanding of the Bible, right? But who has time to learn Hebrew? In this one-week reading plan, Dave Adamson will teach you seven more key Hebrew words that will transform the way you read and apply scripture. Each day also includes an image that can be shared on social media.
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