Tattoo concordance

I want to get this tattood on my arm: </A>

And I was wondering if anybody was fammiliar with the Torah and knows if it is accurate to Psalms 3:6.

<A HREF="http://www.blueletterbible.org/tmp_dir/c/1098067866-9034.html#6]http://www.blueletterbible.org/tmp_dir/c/1098067866-9034.html#6[/url]

I double checked the Strong's numbers with my book and they match up, but I am not familliar with hebrew and I'm wondering why the script does not look the same with each word written seperately and when it is put together.

In other words, why does "03372, 07233, 05971, 07896, and 05439" look different seperately than when they are together?

I think DS knows or is learning Hebrew.

quote:Originally posted by MasterPython:

I think DS knows or is learning Hebrew.

Sorry, I don't usually post in this forum, who is DS?

Damn it no one is helping me

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[Rust]

Well, you should have posted this in Cunning Linguists. Just provide the Psalm.

That being said, I wouldn't trust someone on totse for that...

DS is DigitalSavior, I think she is learning Hebrew and Greek.

If you don't want to rely on some online version thatcould be tranlating with a computer you should find a printed Hebrew Bible.

[Aphelion Corona]

Those hebrew words on the right are only the roots of the sentance. In Hebrew words have roots and then changing the beginning and ends alters their tense, meaning, or adds another bit on. For example, in the first word yare', the two letters before it are an L and A which spell LO, as in not. So it negates the word after of it.

But yeh that sentance looks right.

Sorry my explaination is crap.

[ArmsMerchant]

Bump to move the w's off.

quote:Originally posted by mixedbloods:

Damn it no one is helping me

[This message has been edited by mixedbloods (edited 10-18-2004).]

We'll tell you after you get the tattoo.

after I get it you say, sounds good.