Hebrew and Greek words used in Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures
Hebrew: nachash
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Hebrew - nachash
Strong's - Hebrew 5175 (see also Greek 3789)
KJV - serpent
NRSV - serpent, snake
BDB (page 638) - serpent. 1. serpent; a. as biting; b. rod becomes; c. as hissing; d. as crafty tempter. 3. mythology.
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S&H references
S&H 594:1 SERPENT (ophis, in Greek; nacash, in Hebrew). Subtlety; a lie; the opposite of Truth, named error; the first statement of mythology and idolatry; the belief in more than one God; animal magnetism; the first lie of limitation; finity; the first claim that there is an opposite of Spirit, or good, termed matter, or evil; the first delusion that error exists as fact; the first claim that sin, sickness, and death are the realities of life. The first audible claim that God was not omnipotent and that there was another power, named evil, which was as real and eternal as God, good.
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1996-2002 Robert Nguyen Cramer
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