Words the Bible translates as renew
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.
- ḥalaphחָלַףto renew: to come up fresh again, or to gain new strength
+2 more meanings
- to pass: to move on past, sweep through a place, come to an end, or drive clean through
- to change: to exchange one thing for another, or put a substitute in its place
- ananeoomaiἀνανεόομαιto renew: to make new again something that already exists, restoring its freshness rather than replacing it
- anathallōἀναθάλλωto renewnot studied yet
- ḥadashחָדַשׁto make something new again: to repair, restore, or bring back to fresh condition what is already there
- anakainizōἀνακαινίζωto renew, restore: to bring someone or something back to a former condition
- anakainoōἀνακαινόωto renewnot studied yet
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