You are “ing-ing” in the quivering. The Hebrew mind looks at one as ‘in the verbal act’…the ‘-ing’ of quiver. Pothos—Greek: “longing for”…suffering for that which is ‘over there’.
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You are “ing-ing” in the quivering. The Hebrew mind looks at one as ‘in the verbal act’…the ‘-ing’ of quiver. Pothos—Greek: “longing for”…suffering for that which is ‘over there’.
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Kyle Jones
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