Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Manipulatorcommontest.conf

👉 The term 'Manipulator' appears in several biblical verses, primarily in Old Testament times. The Hebrew term for manipulation seems to be used here as a metaphor, suggesting that people can manipulate or deceive others without being noticed. This concept is often found in passages like Genesis 38:19-20, where Eve's actions are described as "Manipulators," suggesting she was deliberately misleading the angels and giving them false hope for their own benefits. The term 'conf' in this verse implies it was a form of deception or manipulation intended to deceive others into believing that God had not spoken. The Hebrew word translated 'conf' is 'conceal,' which means to hide, conceal, or disguise something from someone. Understanding the context and nuances of these terms can provide insights into how people might act under pressure, especially in the biblical narrative where the devil was a manipulator who deceived Abraham (Genesis 38:20). The use of such terms in this context suggests that there were serious consequences to deceiving others by means of manipulation.

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