This medicine helps most people with. relief of cough and chest congestion. due to cold and flu, but it may have. unwanted side effects in a few people. All medicines can have side effects. Sometimes they are serious, most of. the time they are not.
In Biblical Hebrew, the word ×¢×¥ can mean a tree (singular) or trees (plural), while the plural form of this word, ×¢×¦×× (eytsiym), always means wood, such as in the verse below. make yourself an ark of gopher wood; make rooms in the ark, and cover it inside and out with pitch.. (RSV, Genesis 6:14)
I want to reflect on the meaning of trees in the Bible, but first we should just think about trees. One of our problems in biblical interpretation lies in our inability to see the world as charged with the power and glory of God. We decide that, for example, the âtree of lifeâ means such-and-such. Then we pretty much discard the actual tree and proceed to its âmeaning.â In our world, things have lost their enchantment and their glory, and are just things. To us, a star is just nuclear fusion; a snake is just a reptile; a baby is just an arrangement of cells. We cannot see the inside â the interiority â of things.