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Semantic Range and Lexical Study in Biblical Hebrew: Uncovering the Depth of Meaning
Biblical Hebrew words are vessels of layered meaning, with semantic ranges that stretch across genres, contexts, and centuries. A single term like חֶסֶד can evoke covenant loyalty, interpersonal kindness, or divine mercy—depending on its setting. Through binyanim, lexical fields, and poetic ambiguity, Hebrew embraces polysemy as a theological strength. Lexical study uncovers these depths by tracing roots, collocations, and diachronic shifts, revealing how words like רוּחַ or שָׁלוֹם resonate with divine presence, cosmic harmony, and covenantal nuance. In Scripture, meaning is never static—it echoes, expands, and invites contemplation.… Learn Hebrew