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In Hebrew, the verb *chata* means to miss, as in to go astray. In essence, the word means to miss the mark. In this way, sin can be understood in practical terms as doing something in a way that God did not intend, design or allow, thus sin is straying beyond the boundary that the Creator established.
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In Hebrew, the verb *chata* means to miss, as in to go astray. In essence, the word means to miss the mark. In this way, sin can be understood in practical terms as doing something in a way that God did not intend, design or allow, thus sin is straying beyond the boundary that the Creator established.
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#Heiser #UnseenRealm #DanielOwen #MichaelSHeiserFoundation #TheDeliverer #Sin #Torah #Chata
