Definition: "Finn" in Hebrew means "light or fire." It describes a source of light or warmth, much like a sunbeam or moonlit path. The Hebrew word for "finiteness" (fine) often suggests an end to something. In Greek, "finis" translates as "to be finished." In Christian usage, "finnis" is the plural form of "fin," which means "end" or "point." So in Hebrew and Greek, "finn" refers to a source of light that lights up our understanding of eternity. It's often associated with God's wisdom and knowledge about His creation.
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