The Hebrew words for “Serpent” (נחש)
nahghahsh and “Beguiled” or “Deceived” (נשא)
nahshah form a Hebrew pun. The Hebrew word for serpent “Serpent” (נחש) nahghahsh is spelled the same as the
Hebrew word for “Enchantment” (נחש) nahghash. The Hebrew
word for “Beguiled” or “Deceived” (נשא)
nahshah is spelled the same as “Deprive” (נשא)
nahshah.
Thus the serpent deceives (נשא)
nahshah
people through enchantments (נחש)
nahghash
in order to deprive (נשא)
nahshah
them.
Don’t let the serpent deprive (נשא)
nahshah you of your inheritance in heaven through his deceptions (נשא) nahshah on earth!
Dr. J. (Michael)
Clontz is the author of several books including; The Gospel of Matthew: a
Poetic Analysis, The Comprehensive New Testament, and The Gospels in
Perfect Harmony. He has been listed in the Directory of American Poets
and Fiction Writers and Marquis Who’s Who in America. He is the
Recipient of the Albert Nelson Marquis Lifetime Achievement Award.
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