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Yahweh Nissi

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Hi all.

I was wandering if someone could please tell me the Hebrew for Yahweh Nissi (The translitteration of 'The LORD is my banner' - from Exodus 17:15). If you do not have some easy way of writing Hebrew characters, then just writing 'aleph''beth', etc would be fine - I know what they look like. I know that Hebrew is written right to left, so if you could please write it that way then that would be great - i.e. issiN hewhaY.

Thanks,
YN.
 

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Nun Samech Yud


This name only occurs in Exodus 17:5

Nissi is derived from Nes, which means banner. Nes is sometimes translated as a pole with an insignia attached. In battle opposing nations would fly their own flag on a pole at each of their respective front lines. This was to give their soldiers a feeling of hope and a focal point.


I hope this is enough information.

shalom,
yafet
 
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