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How God Describes Woman

20 Jan 2025 · 1 min

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In this brief YouTube sermon, Speaker B examines the Hebrew phrase “ezer kenegdo,” traditionally translated as “helper suitable for him.” He explains that the word ezer denotes a strong, strengthening aid rather than a secondary, subservient role. Citing its biblical usage—where God describes Himself as ezer for Israel—Speaker B argues that the first biblical description of woman uses the same term God uses for Himself, implying that women are intended as powerful partners who strengthen men, not merely subordinate helpers. Speaker A interjects with brief affirmations and a call to subscribe and share the video.

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Make a helper suitable for him. And that phrase in Hebrew for helper suitable, it's ezer kenegdo. A helper out of my world, my southern world, is someone secondary. The secondary helps the primary. The helper helps the main one. It's subservient, secondary. And ezer in Hebrew, it essentially means helper, aid, or strength, but it's a very strong word. And it carries the idea of strengthening someone in a way they cannot do for themselves. Throughout the Bible, like usually when we see this word ezer, it's a word that God uses to describe himself in relation to Israel. And we would never say that God was secondary to Israel. We would say God helped, aided, and strengthened Israel in ways she could not do for herself. The first word that God chose to use in the narrative of the Bible to describe woman is a word he uses to describe himself.
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