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<p> '''''kool''''' ( רוּח , <i> '''''rūaḥ''''' </i> , "wind"; καταψύχω , <i> '''''katapsúchō''''' </i> , "to cool down"): "Cool of the day" ( [[Genesis]] 3:8 , margin "wind"), when the evening breeze has tempered the heat of the day, enabling Orientals to walk abroad. "Cool my tongue" ( Luke 16:24 ), a phrase reflecting the [[Jewish]] notion that [[Abraham]] had power to rescue his descendants from the fires of Hades. </p> | |||
<p> '''''kool''''' ( רוּח , <i> '''''rūaḥ''''' </i> , "wind"; καταψύχω , <i> '''''katapsúchō''''' </i> , "to cool down"): "Cool of the day" ( Genesis 3:8 , margin "wind"), when the evening breeze has tempered the heat of the day, enabling Orientals to walk abroad. "Cool my tongue" ( Luke 16:24 ), a phrase reflecting the Jewish notion that Abraham had power to rescue his descendants from the fires of Hades. </p | |||
Revision as of 12:32, 6 October 2021
kool ( רוּח , rūaḥ , "wind"; καταψύχω , katapsúchō , "to cool down"): "Cool of the day" ( Genesis 3:8 , margin "wind"), when the evening breeze has tempered the heat of the day, enabling Orientals to walk abroad. "Cool my tongue" ( Luke 16:24 ), a phrase reflecting the Jewish notion that Abraham had power to rescue his descendants from the fires of Hades.
