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sem [2025/04/06 14:42] – [Called By My Name?] kensem [2025/04/06 15:24] (current) – [Fame] ken
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 There is no doubt that "name" is indeed an appropriate translation for the word 'sem'. But there's a bit more to it than that... There is no doubt that "name" is indeed an appropriate translation for the word 'sem'. But there's a bit more to it than that...
 ====Fame==== ====Fame====
 +FIXME examine Genesis chapters 6 and 11
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 In English we may say that someone "has really made a name for themselves", this same implied meaning exists in Hebrew. This figurative meaning of "name" meaning "fame" applies to the ancient Hebrew word 'sem'.  In English we may say that someone "has really made a name for themselves", this same implied meaning exists in Hebrew. This figurative meaning of "name" meaning "fame" applies to the ancient Hebrew word 'sem'. 
sem.txt · Last modified: 2025/04/06 15:24 by ken
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