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--- anes [2024/06/11 18:33] – ken
+++ anes [2024/06/29 20:00] (current) – [Much Ado About Foreskins] ken
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 'anes' appears to mean "human". The word is used 294 times.
-The word first appears in Genesis 4:26 - //Seth also he birthed son studied the characteristics human at that time profaned studied characteristics Ihoh//
+The word first appears in Genesis 4:26 - //Seth also he birthed son studied the characteristics **human** at that time profaning studying characteristics Ihoh//
-This verse refers to a scientific study initiated by Seth. It appears to state that Seth shifted the focus of his study away from focusing on the characteristics of [[Ihoh]] (and the other [[Alehim]]) and toward the characteristics of humans.
+This verse refers to a scientific study initiated by Seth(([[set]])). It appears to state that Seth shifted the focus of his study away from focusing on the characteristics of [[Ihoh]] (and the other [[Alehim]]) and toward the characteristics of humans.
 It is important to note that prior to this passage, only the words [[adem]] and [[ais]]((in Genesis 2:23-24, Genesis 3:6)) are used to refer to people. Genesis 2-3 tells of the creation of the first people. The first people are referred to by the words [[adem]] and [[ais]], but never by 'anes'. This indicates that something changed at the time of Seth, during his study, coinciding with the refocusing of Seth's interest.
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 (OST)genesis17:27 - And all the men of his house born in the house or bought with money from a son a foreigner were circumcised with him
 (LIT)genesis17:27 - whole human household _ household _ coins the son _ worked with
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