Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Cole hersee

👉 The word "Cole Hersee" appears in various places in the Bible, but I can provide a brief overview for a specific verse or context: - In 2 Samuel 15:47-50, King Saul tells Nathan to bring him an ointment, saying, "For your servant has found one of these women whose name is Sarah, who gave birth to David and the king." - In Isaiah 49:9, King Solomon asks God why he was not in His presence when He had a vision of His Son and how much better He would be if He were. The word "Cole Hersee" suggests He was thinking about His own greatness, as many believe He is considered superior to God. - In Hebrews 1:7, Paul says "For I know that our old man is crucified with Him, in order that He might destroy the body of sin." This verse likely refers to this phrase and its meaning: "The word "Cole Hersee" here refers to 'my soul' as the Old Testament speaker believed God's Son destroyed His own old man (or flesh) through suffering. It was also used metaphorically in Hebrews 1:7 when Paul says, 'For I know that our old man is crucified with Him, in order that He might destroy the body of sin.' Remember, this is just a brief overview to illustrate the usage of "Cole Hersee," but please note these are generalizations based on common biblical references.

Cole Hersee