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

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 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?

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?