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In Whom do you Trust?
Intro:
בָּטוּחַ, בָּטַח, בָּטַח [batach /baw·takh/] v.
A primitive root; TWOT 233; GK 1052 and 1053 and 1054; 120 occurrences
; AV translates as “trust” 103 times, “confidence” four times,
“confident” twice, “bold” once, “careless” once,
“hope” once, “hoped” once, “ones” once, “sure” once,
and “women” once.
1 to trust.
1a (Qal).
1a1 to trust, trust in.
1 to trust.
1a (Qal).
1a1 to trust, trust in.
1a2 to have confidence, be confident.
1a3 to be bold.
1a4 to be secure.
1b (Hiphil).
1b1 to cause to trust, make secure.
2 (TWOT) to feel safe, be careles
1a2 to have confidence, be confident.
1a3 to be bold.
1a4 to be secure.
1b (Hiphil).
1b1 to cause to trust, make secure.
2 (TWOT) to feel safe, be careless
Strong, J. (1995).
Enhanced Strong’s Lexicon.
Woodside Bible Fellowship.
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Understanding, Lack of
Some of us are like Christopher Columbus when it comes to our understanding:
He didn’t know where he was going.
He didn’t know where he was when he got there.
He didn’t know where he had been when he returned.1443
Why should we always trust in God?
(NET) — 14 But I trust in you, O Lord!
I declare, “You are my God!”
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