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Nachash Means "A Shinning One", Not Serpent Or Snake.

by bravo75
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Surly they could have dug up a better Hebrew/English translator.

THE RAIN / THE SERPENT OF GENESIS 3.

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    Saraphim is translated as angels(in the traditional sense). Still, this has been translated by SO many! Then again, it is often misinterpreted later. SATAN, for example, is basically adversary.

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    Nachash Means "A Shinning One", Not Serpent Or Snake
    Interesting. I've always asked for extra cheese on my Nachash.:confused::rolleyes:
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    When the Roads and Paths end, learn to guide yourself through the wilderness
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