Words the Bible translates as gather together
English uses one word here. The Bible uses 5 words, and they do not mean the same thing. Each is listed with what it actually means, most frequent first.
- gurגּוּרto live somewhere as a resident outsider: to settle for a time among people not your own, without owning the land or holding the rights of a native
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- to be afraid, to dread: to shrink back in fear before a person, a threat, or God
- to assail, to stir up strife: to gather in hostility against someone, to attack
- episunagōἐπισυνάγωto gather together into one place, drawing in what was spread out on every side
- tsa'aqצָעַקto cry out: to call aloud in distress, alarm, or urgent appeal for help
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- to be summoned together: to be called out and rallied as a group, especially for battle
- kanasכָּנַסto gather into one mass or one company: to pile up what is scattered, or to bring scattered people together in one place
- qashashקָשַׁשׁto gather up what lies scattered, piece by piece: sticks, straw, or stubble picked off the ground, and once, a people told to gather itself.
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