New International Encyclopedia of Bible Difficulties – In Strong's Concordance we are told that the word translated "curse" in Job 1:11 and 2:5 is b$eArak, a word that elsewhere is translated "bless." How can the same Hebrew word mean two such opposite things?
Resources chevron-right New International Encyclopedia of Bible Difficulties chevron-right In Strong's Concordance we are told that the word translated "curse" in Job 1:11 and 2:5 is b$eArak, a word that elsewhere is translated "bless." How can the same Hebrew word mean two such opposite things?
In Strong's Concordance we are told that the word translated "curse" in Job 1:11 and 2:5 is b$eArak, a word that elsewhere is translated "bless." How can the same Hebrew word mean two such opposite things?