Definition: Verse 3: "O my people, go ye out and declare to the nations your praise at the coming of the Lord." (Isaiah 65:1) - Here, "Univaq" means "to proclaim," referring to making a great shout or cry for a worthy cause. Verse 4: "But now say I to you, saying, 'Do not blaspheme against the living God.' And they said, 'O Lord, thou hast spoken well.' For their fear was of us." Here, "Univaq" means "to say," indicating expressing one's thoughts or feelings in a way that might be considered disrespectful. Verse 5: "But ye shall tell it to your sons and your daughters; for I will give you the words from the Lord, to speak to the nations." (Isaiah 65:3) - This verse means "Let your children know of this truth through the testimony of Israel." Finally, in verse 12, "And now say I unto you, saying, 'Thou shalt not lie with a woman.'" (Deuteronomy 28:4-5) - The phrase "Univaq" here refers to making a promise or declaration that one cannot make false promises. Overall, the word "Univaq" has been used by God's people throughout history as a reminder of his steadfastness and love for them.
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