# Kraft (German) # Kekuatan (Indonesian)
The ancient Greek Scriptures (NT) had 3 different words, that some Translations turn into 1 English word. Yet all 3 Greek words refer to a different aspect of love; which those Translations do not convey into English. One word is found 400 times. Another word about 70 times. It's kind-of hard to determine an exact count, due to the different varients in the original language.
The ancient Greek Scriptures (NT) had 3 different words, that some Translations turn into 1 English word. Yet all 3 Greek words refer to a different aspect of love; which those Translations do not convey into English. One word is found 400 times. Another word about 70 times. It's kind-of hard to determine an exact count, due to the different varients in the original language.
Strength.
Urban Translations - 2013 Loyalty 2-3 was released on: USA: 3 July 2013
This is a meaningless question. Here's why: You can pick two different translations and come up with different word counts, so asking for a word count without specifying which translation to use is meaningless, unless it's assumed that you want to know how many words are in the original Hebrew. But: the original Hebrew was not divided into chapters, so that's a meaningless question also.
Not as such, no, but they probably did not have a word back then that is exactly equivalent to our word cancer. However some translations render phrases using the word cancer. For example, the New Living Translation uses the word 3 times, in Proverbs 12:4, Proverbs 14:30, and 2 Timothy 2:17.
The Irish word neart means 1. 'strength; force, power' 2. 'plenty'. 3. 'power to prevent, to remedy'. 4. 'ability'
To merge translations, add them: (-1 2) + (3 6) = (2 8) (They should be written vertically.)
It depends on the translation. Different translations use different words to convey the same thought. In the Old King James Version, the name Jehovah appears by itself, not as a hyphonated form of another word, four times. It appears at Exodus 6:3; Psalms 83:18; Isaiah 12:2; and Isaiah 26:4.
different? 2.the number of times your chin goes down when you say the word is how syllables are in the word
3 numbers. The different ratings are simply the levels of strength of an earthquake.
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