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The Hebrew Verb גָּלָה: To Uncover, Reveal, or Exile
The Hebrew verb גָּלָה (root: ג-ל-ה) has a range of meanings depending on the context and binyan:
– In the Qal binyan, it often means “to uncover,” “to reveal,” or “to be exposed.”
– In the Hiphil binyan, it often means “to take into exile,” “to remove,” or “to deport.”
– In some cases, especially in Niphal, it can mean “to be revealed” or “to be uncovered.”
This verb plays a significant role in biblical narratives involving revelation, exposure (of sin, truth, or shame), and exile of individuals or entire nations.… Learn Hebrew
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