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--- bera [2024/12/13 16:17] – [Bera] ken
+++ bera [2024/12/13 16:21] (current) – [Bera Usage] ken
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   *Genesis 1:27 - //The Elohim divided the human Shadow Ones Shadow Ones The Elohim divided and male female divided//
-In each of these instances, the Elohim are dividing or being divided between some other group of living beings; the [[Shemim]], [[Tanim]], [[Gedowlim]](giants), and the [[Tselem]](Shadow Ones).
+In each of these instances, the Elohim are dividing or being divided between some other group of living beings; the [[Shemim]], [[Tanim]], [[Gedolim]](giants), and the [[Xelim]](Shadow Ones).
 The next four occurrences of 'bera' are found in Genesis 2:3-4 and Genesis 5:1-2, and merely refer back to the first series of events.
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 ^Word ^ LexID ^ Meaning ^Occurrences ^Defining Verse|
 ^bera | LexID 1254  | division by people group or by geography|47 instances | Joshua 17:15-18|
-^[[hibdil]] | LexID 914 | to separate; implying idealistic opposition and/or physical splitting | 39 instances|Leviticus 20:24-26  |
+^[[hebedil]] | LexID 914 | to separate; implying idealistic opposition and/or physical splitting | 39 instances|Leviticus 20:24-26  |
 ^[[pered]] | LexID 6504 | social isolation | 25 instances | Genesis 13:9  |
+^[[asi]]| | | | |
 Notably, the division spoken of in Genesis 1:1 can now be categorized as a division by geography (or more generally, location) of certain distinct people groups. Hence, when we read: