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While doing Tai translation, I
noticed an unusual writing in Leviticus 1:2 and it got my attention to seek understanding.
And I prayed, studied and then believed that Lord Jesus led me to remember His
words in Exodus.
I simply understood that God gave
this instruction referring to a circumstance or condition mentioned in Exodus
12:4 which saying: “If any household is too small for a whole lamb. …” I
reckoned it as one of among many proofs of the awesome thoughts of our LORD. I
am glad so that I share with my readers today. Hoping my blog readers are also
glad by knowing how much every word of God is so meaningful and about
mindfulness of God. I gladly praise our heavenly Father in Jesus’ name. Amen.
2 “Speak to the Israelites and say to them: ‘When anyone among
you brings an offering to the Lord, bring as your
offering an animal from either the herd or the flock.(Leviticus 1:2)
Exodus 12
The Passover and the Festival of Unleavened Bread
1The Lord said
to Moses and Aaron in Egypt, 2 “This month is to be
for you the first month, the first month of your year. 3 Tell
the whole community of Israel that on the tenth day of this month each man is
to take a lamb[a] for
his family, one for each household. 4 If any
household is too small for a whole lamb, they must share one with their nearest
neighbor, having taken into account the number of people there are. You are to
determine the amount of lamb needed in accordance with what each person will
eat. 5 The animals you choose must be year-old
males without defect, and you may take them from the sheep or the goats.
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ekL.pin],EpkGam];'ekL.EpkGam];'kUn];pin],EpkGam];' =
Interpreter, N.,
translator, N.,
sI.sm]:En' =
Refer, referred, referring, referred to,
Sa}ca}cw];la};' Sa}ca}<cw];la};'
cw];la};' =
Circumstance, N. condition,
pin],EpkGam];'
pin],PL,SL,' = Translate, translated, translating,
pin],tqm]:Pa},t};'
pin]Pa},t};' = Translate into Tai, Tai translation,
pqk],pqk],w}.'pqk],kn]'Am],SU:pQn]'(hp].tgp],Kuin];pqk],pqk],w}.)'Am],k}.SB:pQn]' = Unusual, adj.
not ordinary, not
common: an unusual response,
EpkGam];'
EpEntI:pgc],mn];' = Interpret, interpreted, interpreting,
EpkGam];'(lgc]:-/emL-)(emLEpkGam];lat]:TU;TU;lak],lak],)=
Interpretation, N.: interpretation of tongues,
pa};wUn].yG]' = Mindful thoughts, thoughtful thoughts,
lQp]:hQn];' =
Study, studied, studying,
lIAw]SG],sG]' = Got my attention, attracted my attention; came to my
attention; raise my eyebrow,
lQp]:hQn];' =
Study, studied, studying,
lIAw]SG],sG]' = Got my attention, attracted my attention; came to my
attention; raise my eyebrow,
sG]sp];sgm];'[Kuk];sG]l}:K}:sG]Tuic]'{ = Mindful of, think of,
sG]sp];'(sG]sp];sgm];Kw]')'sG]sp];sgm];'(Kt];-sG]Am],sp];')= Mindful, adj. attentive or careful (usually followed by of):
mindful of them,(ant: mindless),
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Omnipotent, adj. almighty or infinite power, omnipotence, N., = mI;Puc];tn];KUw];yG],nm]epL;Am], tqk]:l}:'[Puc];tn];KUw];AL,nL,yG],lUc]/Ann],ttn];KUw];{'(es<14;26'Kuin];21;22')
Omnipresent, adj. present everywhere at the same time, omnipresence, N., = mI;sgt],kU:tI:yam];lQw]k n]'[mI;sgt],tUw]:w}.kU:tI:kU:lqn]yam];lQw]kn]'{(SL,139;5-12')
Omniscient, adj. omniscience, N., omnisciently, adv. having complete or unlimited knowledge, or awareness, or understanding, = mI;van],hB.sqc]:es;mBt];'[Sp].ep,vutvan],{(tUv];SL,lam],139')
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