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The Hebrew word for 'osprey' has the word 'goat' within it. The goat, representing the flesh, is not of the spirit, and so should be avoided. | The Hebrew word for 'osprey' has the word 'goat' within it. The goat, representing the flesh, is not of the spirit, and so should be avoided. | ||
| − | :'''ospray''' ''‘ozniyah'' עזניה - the goat עז hears זנ God's will י and doesn't understand ה. The goat represents the flesh. <ref>Mt 25:33 And he shall set the sheep on his right hand, but the goats on the left.</ref> | + | :'''ospray''' ''‘ozniyah'' [[עזניה]] - the goat [[עז]] hears [[זנ]] God's will [[י]] and doesn't understand [[ה]]. The goat represents the flesh. <ref>Mt 25:33 And he shall set the sheep on his right hand, but the goats on the left.</ref> |
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Osprey
The Hebrew word for 'osprey' has the word 'goat' within it. The goat, representing the flesh, is not of the spirit, and so should be avoided.
- ospray ‘ozniyah עזניה - the goat עז hears זנ God's will י and doesn't understand ה. The goat represents the flesh. [1]
