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The Hebrew Verb בָּצַע: To Cut Off, Break Open, or Gain Unjustly
The Hebrew verb בָּצַע (root: ב-צ-ע) primarily means “to cut off,” “to break open,” or “to divide.” Over time, it developed figurative meanings, including “to plunder,” “to gain by violence,” or “to profit unjustly.” In biblical usage, it often carries … Continue reading
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