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The root דבר (dabar), its many derivations and the many meaning of each derivation, occur over 2,500 times in the Old Testament; the first occurrence happens in Genesis 12:4, where Abram ‘went forth as the Lord had spoken to him
ROOT DABAR In conjunction with YHWH, the word dabar denotes either any word spoken by God, or a specific Person of the Godhead who is talking
Besides its enormous significance in the phrase Word of God, the root is used to indicate the “order” of Melchizedek, the “inner sanctuary” of the Holy of Holies, the Ten “Commandments” and to supply two out of five books of Moses with their titles: the original title of Numbers is וידבר (Wayyadabar – And He spoke) but is also known as במדבר (Bemidbar – In the wilderness). The original title of Deuteronomy is הדברים (Hadabarim – The Words). Continue reading
Te Manawa (The Heart) 