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Counting in Hebrew is similar to counting by Roman numerals. Each letter symbolizes a number. The chart below provides an example. If you haven't already seen it, you may want to take a look at our article on The Hebrew Alphabet . It will help you get started.

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Whoah, dude!  The Merriam-Webster Word of the Day for March 23rd was, like, wayyy cool.  It was, uh… uh…

Oh, yeah… copacetic!  \koh-puh-SET-ik\

That means “very satisfactory”, dude.  Sweeeet.

OK, yes, the word is often associated with “dudes” from the valley because of its prevalent use during various movies of the 80’s and early 90’s but its use in America goes back to the 1920’s and the early jazz era.

M-W provides this background on the word:

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The Merriam-Webster Word of the Day for March 16th was archetype [AHR-kih-type].

the original pattern or model of which all things of the same type are representations or copies : prototype; also : a perfect example

This is the etymological information they provided on the word:

The Miracle of Changing Water to Wine May Messiah, who came and changed water into fine wine, change us from wickedness to goodness. (Syriac Hymn) In the early days of Yeshua's vocation as a teacher, he miraculously transformed the water...

Here we go again.  I can imagine the conversation in homes all over will start something like this...

"Honey! Come look at what that heretic is spouting off this time!"

It's true, though.

Everyone does go to heaven.

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What is sin?  Sin occurs when a person violates G-d’s Law (1 John 3:4).  When we violate G-d’s commandments, either those given broadly in Scripture (e.g. do not commit murder) or those given directly to us as individuals by the Holy Spirit (e.g. “go minister to that guy sitting by himself in the cafeteria”), we are sinning.