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Sermon by Bill OnisickIn the creation account, God emphasizes the importance of unity in marriage through the use of the Hebrew word dabaq (H1692), a primitive root meaning to cling, adhere, abide, cleave, join together, and stay fast together. This term, first used in Genesis 2:24, illustrates the intimate bond where a man is to cleave to his wife, …
Leadership and the Covenants (Part Five)
Sermon by John W. Ritenbaugh (1932-2023)The Hebrew word dabaq (H1692), translated as "cleave" in Genesis 2:24, carries a profound meaning in the context of relationships. It signifies to cling, stick, keep fast, follow hard, and keep close to, implying a deep and enduring bond. This term is used to describe the responsibilities of a husband and wife, indicating that …
Leadership and the Covenants (Part Six)
Sermon by John W. Ritenbaugh (1932-2023)The Hebrew word dabaq (H1692), often translated as "cleave" or "cling to," carries significant spiritual importance in understanding God's purpose for marriage. It implies a deliberate effort to hang on, indicating that maintaining unity in marriage requires work and dedication, as a partner might slip away without consistent …
The Two Shall Become One
Sermon by Bill OnisickFrom the beginning, God's design was for a man and a woman to join together and become one flesh. The Hebrew word translated as "cleave" in Genesis 2:24 is dabaq (Strong's 1692), meaning to cling, adhere, abide, follow, or be joined together. This same word appears in Deuteronomy 10 as "hold fast," reflecting the deep bond …