👉 The term "tsrub saaf" appears in several Bible verses. It's a Hebrew term meaning to be absent, not present. This phrase often refers to someone not being involved or part of something that is supposed to have continued on until its completion. For instance, when Jesus told his disciples to be with him for three days and then leave, the disciples were instructed to "absent themselves" from his presence. This Hebrew term likely captures a broader idea of people's absence from God or His affairs, rather than just being absent physically from something else. The context is not clear without further information about who "they" are and what they're referring to.
