Words the Bible translates as make known
English uses one word here. The Bible uses 8 words, and they do not mean the same thing. Each is listed with what it actually means, most frequent first.
- yadaיָדַעto know: to have or come to have a firm hold on something, whether a fact, a skill, or a person.
- nagadנָגַדto make something known by telling it: to report, declare, or disclose what another did not know
- apokaluptōἀποκαλύπτωto take the covering off something hidden so it can be known: to reveal, disclose, or bring to light
- gnōrizōγνωρίζωto make known: to cause someone to know something, whether by revealing what was hidden or by simply informing them.
+1 more meaning
- to know, or to be able to say; used where the speaker cannot tell which of two things he would choose.
- phaneroōφανερόωto bring out of hiding into the open: to make something (or someone) visible, known, or plain that was concealed
- yedaיְדַעto know: to grasp what is real, and from there to make it known to others.
- dēloōδηλόωto make something clear: to bring what was unknown or unnoticed into the open, whether by telling it, pointing to it, or exposing it
- ḥavahחֲוָהto declare: to state out loud for someone else what they have no way of finding out on their own, above all a dream, its meaning, or a hidden matter.
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