Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Nihtborg

👉 "Nihtborg" is a Hebrew term, meaning "goddess of fertility," originating from the biblical reference to Eve. It's used in Bible passages such as Genesis 2:18-20 (NLT) where it describes God creating a woman and blessing her with children by using her creativity: 1. In Scripture: - NIV: "And she became a mother, blessed; for She was pregnant through the Spirit, just like Eve; she was a new creature." 2. New Revised Standard Version (NRSV): - NLT: "And the woman became pregnant by the Spirit; God created her a new creature." 3. NLT: "She became a mother and blessed, for She had been made from the ground as an image of God." This term also appears in other New Testament passages where it is used figuratively to refer to Eve's creation (e.g., Genesis 2:18-20), or metaphorically to describe her own role within the story, such as Job 2:9-10: - NIV: "Therefore God said to her and she became pregnant by the spirit of God, just like a woman becomes pregnant through the Holy Spirit." The word is often used in discussions about human sexuality and conception. In biblical times, it referred to the supernatural ability or process of pregnancy, which had significant implications for the woman's life.

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