Category Archives: Word/Phrase Analysis

Is that really Hebrew on the side of that Volcano in Mexico?

Posted on February 8, 2011 by Neal Walters

I recently saw a presentation from Jaime Maussan, is a “ufologist” of world fame, and hosts television shows in Mexico.   His website is in Spanish, but you can see English videos of some of his presentation on YouTube.  In his … Continue reading →

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That whole “Nazirite” thing

Posted on November 30, 2010 by Neal Walters

A quick word search on “Nazirite[s]” show only the following: Num 6:2-21 – used at least 10 times Judges 13:5,7 and 16:17 (Samson) Amos 2:11-12 This made me wonder if Numbers 6 was created primarily to explain Judges 13.  I … Continue reading →

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“The spirit of the LORD” motiff in the Tanach

Posted on November 30, 2010 by Neal Walters

Yes, I like word counts. In the Tanach, the phrase “the spirit of the LORD” occurs 23 times, 7 of those being in Judges, and 4 of those being just on Samson. Wikipedia lists 12 judges in the book of … Continue reading →

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