Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Hospital's choice

👉 In the Bible, "Hospital's Choice" refers to a hospital choice that involves making a difficult or potentially life-threatening decision that requires careful consideration and reflection on both sides of the issue. The term comes from Greek and was originally used in medical contexts when discussing the decisions made by physicians and other healthcare professionals. The definition for this word is typically found within the Hebrew Bible, where it appears several times: 1. In Deuteronomy 25:16-23, it describes a situation in which two brothers are facing death and must choose whether to give their brother's sister (the one who died) an inheritance or to sacrifice the life of the sister. The brother chooses his sister over her own desires. 2. In Joshua 15:40, this same context is used when Moses instructs God’s people on the choice between sacrificing Isaac as a burnt offering or marrying their only daughter, Zipporah, as their chosen one. 3. In Numbers 6:9-13, it speaks of a situation where Aaron and his son Eleazar must choose between giving Aaron's daughter Eleazar over her own desires to marry Moses' daughter Miriam. This decision is made in light of the two brothers' shared grief at their deaths. 4. In Judges 25:16-20, this same context describes a dilemma for the Israelites as they are faced with three options when it comes to offering their land to God, and which one should they choose: - Sacrifice Isaac (the only son of the people's great-grandfather) or - Sacrifice Caleb's son, Judah.

Hospital's Choice