Fear not and the fear of the LORD are the same word

Yare and phobeō stand behind both 'fear not' and 'fear the LORD.' Exodus 20:20 holds prohibition and command in one verse; the object decides.
All Bible study articles in reverse chronological order. Hebrew, Greek, and mathematical analysis of Scripture.

Yare and phobeō stand behind both 'fear not' and 'fear the LORD.' Exodus 20:20 holds prohibition and command in one verse; the object decides.

The birds of every wing are the nations, and the tree they lodge in is a kingdom. Ezekiel 17:22-24 states the whole image in advance.

What lies behind the Ramses trail, where Moses got his name, what the tomb KV35 holds, and what memory Egypt preserves of the expulsion.

Exodus 7:1 makes a man elohim over Egypt's gods. The godless royal name, Jethro's verdict, and the Sceva boundary.

From Saul to Zedekiah: all 42 rulers in order, with reign lengths, Hebrew names, gematria, and the regnal formula that grades each reign.

Twelve judges from Othniel to Samson, then Eli and Samuel: Hebrew names, meanings, gematria, years, and the verdict of each record.

Exodus 12:12 names the target. The ten domains struck in sequence, and what the name of each paired god means and does.

Paul lists nine manifestations, five ministries, and seven functions, and hands the work of the ministry to the saints. Jeremiah 1:5 dates the assignment.

Truth, righteousness, peace, faith, salvation, the word: six Greek nouns in Ephesians 6, each with a Hebrew root; two are worn by God himself in Isaiah 59:17.

Emperor and King, senate and council, governors and princes: Rome ran the layout of heaven's government, and its census put the birth in Bethlehem.