Definition: In Greek, "zoos" means "two," so "zooso" means two or more. In Hebrew, it's translated as "two wells." The word appears in various biblical verses to describe the presence of water from both sources. For example:
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Deuteronomy 32:19
- "So you must not make a well and pour water into it; rather, you must keep its waters separate."
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Song of Solomon 5:28-29
- "Let the waters be your wells; let them fill you; let no man take away what is in the waters."
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Job 14:22-23
- "Remember that every well is a fountain, and the water of it springs forth from two wells."
In summary, "zooso" refers to both good and bad qualities found within oneself or others. It's often associated with wisdom and insight, as well as the capacity for growth and development.
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