Hebrew and Greek verbs for 'Worship'

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The two primary words behind the English verb "to worship" are the Hebrew השתחות (hishtachavot) and the Greek προσκυνειν (proskunein). In the Greek translation of the Torah and the Apostolic Writings (NT), the concept captured by the Greek is in full continuity with that of the earlier Hebrew. This video explores several different Scriptural contexts where these words are found.

0:00 Introduction
2:50 Examples of "Worship" in the Torah
9:12 Examples of "Worship" in the Apostolic Writings
18:12 "True Worshippers" in John 4
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Thank you again Rob.
I enjoyed this very much.

ADONAIsays-so
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Rob this was wonderfully done! Amen Brother ❤. Thank you for these videos.

marysmiledge
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Glory be to God and his chosen Children and God bless America and God bless you all Israel is forever ♾️🇮🇱🇺🇸 Hallelujah Hallelujah Hallelujah YESHUA YESHUA YESHUA

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My guess would be Greek kun=knee / kunein=kneel

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