לִמּוּד
Instructed
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What does לִמּוּד (limmûḏ) mean in the Bible?
לִמּוּד (limmûḏ) is a Hebrew word meaning "instructed". instructed BDB: taught Usage: accustomed, disciple, learned, taught, used. Highlights the Servant’s receptive and obedient posture.
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Meaning
Disciplined habituation through instruction; becoming thoroughly accustomed through repeated teaching and practice
instructed BDB: taught Usage: accustomed, disciple, learned, taught, used.
Why This Word Matters
Highlights the Servant’s receptive and obedient posture. Isaiah 50:4-9
Grammatical Forms
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Biblical Occurrences
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