Definition: Tanh refers to a verb in Hebrews chapter 3, which means "to give glory" or "to honor God." The word has specific meanings in Jewish tradition: 1. Giving praise to God: This can be translated as saying things that show favoritism or praise, such as singing songs and praising one's own works. 2. Obedience to a king: Often used metaphorically, the term is used to indicate a sense of obedience by God’s people. 3. To honor something or someone: It is often used in Jewish culture to describe respect for a person or place. The word "tanh" has a particular Jewish context and may also carry a symbolic meaning that varies among different religious groups and communities.
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