Bammerhab - Words from the Word
Bammerhab, Heather Cadenhead, Reagan Dregge, SDG Morgan, Rachel Donahue, Margaret BushOne writer's exploration into the Bible by digging deeper into individual Greek and Hebrew words.
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20 - Lithoi Zontes: "Living Stones" (1 Peter 2:4-5)
What if we can’t finish our calling before we die, what then?
19 - Zeh HaDerek: "This is the Way" (Is. 30:21)
Didn’t Moses have a calling to save the people of Israel? Then why did he fail so badly the first time around? And what is “a calling” anyway?
18 - Manaen: "Herod's Brother" (Acts 13:1)
Did you know Herod’s brother was a leader in the early church? But what might have happened to make him switch allegiances?
17 - Mnemati: "Tomb" (Lk. 23:53)
There’s a reason Jesus needed a rock tomb, freshly cut. Do you know what it is? The greek for tomb means memorial, but memorial of what?
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One writer's exploration into the Bible by digging deeper into individual Greek and Hebrew words. Follow to learn more about words from the Word.
I write about living prayerfully alongside my non-speaking autistic son.
Reagan loves names and words and stories. She once studied creative writing and theatre arts, but today she homeschools, writes handwritten letters, and salvages her own little house on the prairie with a husband, daughter, and multiplying menagerie.
"Jesu Juva." Dad. Novelist. Author. Podcaster. Filmmaker. Punster. Military brat. Some of my shorter stuff has been published in The Louisville Review, The Writer’s Chronicle, Able Muse and the Encylcopedia of American Indian History.
I'm a writer of poetry and sundry other things, a designer and occasional photographer, and the Chief Creative Officer of Bandersnatch Books. (I love my title!)
Margaret Bush lives in Houston, Texas, where she works as a technical editor. Her hobbies include writing, reading, bingeing TV, hiking, and playing board games. Her hobbies do not include writing personal bios, but here we are.
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