1st Chron 4:12
And Eshton begat Bethrapha, and Paseah,
and Tehinnah the father of Irnahash. These
[are] the men of Rechah.
Eshton begat
=> Bethrapha
=> Paseah
=> Tehinnah
Tehinnah begat
=> Irnahas
These [are] the Men of Rachah
Eshton was a descendant of Caleb from
the tribe of Judah, a Judaite.
Let's take a closer look at these names from
a basic Strong's word lexicon.
(a) H850 - Eshton = effeminate, womanly
(b) H1051 - Beth_rapha = 'house of healing'
(c) H6464 - Paseah = 'limper', limping (concept
of the term: 'walking-wounded')
(d) H8468 - Tehinnah = prayer, supplication, cry for mercy
(e) H5904 - Ir_Nachash = 'city/tower of a serpent',
(e1)NOTE: root words etymology for H5893 - Ir = city or
tower or town and
(e2) NOTE: H5175: serpent, snake, image (of serpent),
flying serpent
(f) H7397 - Rekah = 'uttermost part', by analogy from
Jeremiah 35, the men of the house of the Rechabites
were recognized by the LORD of Hosts as having been
obedient to their father keeping all his precepts and
doing all that was commanded.
As always, I am not knowledgeable of reading Hebrew.
I am facinated by the in-depth dimension of the scriptures.
I like to ask myself, "How might these words go together?"
Could 'effeminate' mean GLBT?
Could 'house of healing' mean The Marin Foundation?
Could 'walking wounded' mean Christians & Non-Belivers?
Could 'cry for mercy and supplications' mean Prayers?
Could 'town of flying serpent' mean Boy's Town?
If yes, then you might have a transliteral for:
GLBT discovers the House of Healing
in The Marin Foundation with the
Walking Wounded Christians Who Are
Praying And Crying Out For His Mercy
[in] Boy's Town.
