Hebrew Idioms Printed Article 10 copies

Hebrew Idioms Article 10 printed copies

Languages have from dozens to hundreds of idioms. A widely-known Hebrew idiom, Bosom Of Abraham, is one of them that is commonly missed, and taken literally; is it a real place, or an idiom for the grave?

We often hear about “Hebraisms” or figures of speech unique to the Hebrew language. These are idioms, and Yahusha used them profusely.

WHAT’S AN IDIOM? An idiom is an expression of a concept, feeling, idea, circumstance, or thing, used in a figurative sense. An idiomatic expression should never be interpreted literally. It is very closely related to a maxim and a parable. Download the PDF , or order copies.