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So, I am as I said before that the name of an angel tells you a little bit about the angel, right? So, the name of the angel of Misraim is Misraim, so that's sort of self-explanatory cuz it's the angel of Misraim, so that's why it's called Misraim, right? But, what's with the word Misraim itself? It's a very interesting word. You know, in in the the you know, we call them Egypt in English. We call it Egypt. And Hebrews call it Misraim, right? And Misraim is a funny word because it's sort of like
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- 0:00So, I am as I said before that the name of an angel tells you a…
- 0:30funny word because it's sort of like Yadayim or Yomayim, right? Yadayim is like two hands.…
- 1:02Masar. Okay, Masar So, it's in singular form in Arabic, right? But, in Hebrew we say…
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