Words the Bible translates as conduct
English uses one word here. The Bible uses 6 words, and they do not mean the same thing. Each is listed with what it actually means, most frequent first.
- derekhדֶּרֶךְa way: the road you travel, and by extension the path your whole life takes
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- possibly, dominion or power: rule or might, in a few disputed poetic lines
- troposτρόποςthe manner in which something is done or happens, and so also the manner in which a person lives
- kathistēmiκαθίστημιto conduct or escort someone; to bring a person safely to a destination
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- to appoint someone; to put a person in charge, installing them into a position of authority or responsibility
- to cause a person or thing to become something; to render or bring into a settled condition or standing
- natsaḥנָצַחto oversee a task or group, taking charge so the work is carried out well
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- to be lasting or unrelenting; to keep on without stopping
- yavalיָבַלto lead, conduct, or carry someone or something to a destination, often in solemn or ceremonial procession
- anastrophēἀναστροφήa person's whole way of life: the observable, settled pattern of how someone lives and carries themselves, not isolated acts
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