👉 "Zest" and "start" are two separate words found in the Old Testament, not part of the Bible as you've mentioned. In the Hebrew language, "Zest" is an adjective that means zeal or enthusiasm; whereas, "start," which is used in reference to a beginning or starting point, implies action or behavior rather than passion or fervor. The word "Zerostart" has a slightly different meaning from "start" as it appears in the Bible. It might refer to something not directly related to zeal or enthusiasm but could be something like "starting" something new or introducing something, much like how a person starts learning a language for the first time or an employee starts working on a project. Keep in mind that the word has been adapted and reinterpreted throughout history, often with additional meanings depending on cultural context.
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