No, you better read Brown-Driver-Briggs' Hebrew Definitions right there at bible hub .... (smile) .... LoL, LoL, Oh dear, how Ignorant.
Do you understand how that dictionary works? It gives instances of the use of the root. It then attaches its definitions to the root form, so just because you see a definition, that doesn't mean that the simple form of the word means that. It means that there is a use of the root in a word which means that.
You are forgetting that your argument relies on the claim that "echad" means "first."
I made the statement that one of the ways in which echad means first is when it is constructed with a preffixative definite article (Ha'echad). The definite article would have the word mean "the one" which could then be interpreted as "first."
In the situation you cite, however, it is specifically
not written in that structure of "HAechad" instead having only "echad." There is no biblical case in which the simple structure of "echad" would mean "first".
"First" is definition 7 and very few examples are given. You should learn Hebrew and look them up and see the actual structure of the word used.
sound like, and IS are two different things ...... LOL, but U cannot answer, because U don't KNOW ....... Smile
The phrase "sounds like" was used by you in message 382. I used the language of your question so if you have a question about it, ask yourself.
I'm also using an idiom-filled version of English which you seem not to know. I shall try to be simpler and more direct in order to help you understand.
the definition of a PERSON.is: a person's moral or emotional nature or sense of identity:
according to what? Look
here and find that.
another word for Person is Soul. do not God have a Soul? let's check the record. Isaiah 1:14 "Your new moons and your appointed feasts my soul hateth: they are a trouble unto me; I am weary to bear them."
First, the statement "another word for Person is Soul" isn't really accurate. When we say "70 souls drowned" we are using a socio-cultural connotation which claims (because of the Christian-countries sourced concepts) that people have souls and that they are connected to religious schema. In the bible, the text might read "70 souls went down to Egypt" which means "70 people" because the text is written with the assumption that people have souls. This is called synecdoche.
The second point is that you must be an absolute literalist and not understand the human tendency to anthropomorphize God, or the use of the audience's idiom when writing. So noted.
Another ERROR on your part, the TERM "ALSO" means, in addition; too: not Identical ... ;lol, lol, lol, oh dear.
why did you insist that "also" cannot be identical? A cup is a utensil and also a measure. He is a democrat and also left-handed
If you look up Is 44:6 you will see that the word "also" isn't used anyway.
You really don't know how language works. Or the bible.