Definition: Verse 1: Resmelb is a term used in the Bible to describe an impure act or thing, often referring to idolatry. In the Old Testament, God says this about Jeroboam, who was part of a group that worshiped images: Verse 2: However, this is not limited to just idolatry. The Hebrew word "resmelb" refers to any action or thought that goes against divine will. For example, in Leviticus 17, God commands the people to do what He says, but some go astray and do things contrary to His commandments: Verse 3: In both verses, "resmelb" is used metaphorically to describe an act that defies the will of God or the true teachings of a religious leader. It's like saying something was not right despite being told by God.
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