Interestingly enough, there is a Hebrew word that is pronounced “nasa” and it is spelled the same way as “nawshaw” but with the dot over the top left of the shin:Īnd Cain said unto the LORD, My punishment is greater than I can bear. When the dot is above and to the left of the shin (as in שָׂטָן which is the Hebrew word for Satan), it is pronounced with the “s” sound. This dot is what tells you how it is to be pronounced. In both cases (“nachash” – serpent and “nawshaw” – deceived) the Hebrew letter shin is pronounced with the “sh” sound because you will notice that there is a tiny dot above and to the right of the letter shin. I created the following graphic early on in my investigations concerning NASA, and of course others have done similar renditions, noting the NASA “swoosh” looks an awful lot like a serpent tongue… The word “beguiled” in the KJV comes from this Hebrew word, which as seen above means “greatly deceived.” Eve was deceived by a נָחָשׁ (Hebrew: “nachash” translated as “serpent”). Interestingly enough, the word is first introduced in Genesis 3:13…Īnd the Lord God said unto the woman, What is this that thou hast done? And the woman said, The serpent beguiled me, and I did eat. (mentally) to delude, or (morally) to seduce:-beguile, deceive, × greatly, × utterly. And indeed, Strong’s defines this word as: Strong’s # 5377 – naw-shaw’ a primitive root to lead astray, i.e. Not sure what the source is for this pic, but in the above case, the word is not pronounced “naSa” but rather “nâSHâʼ” (with the “sh” sound as opposed to the “s” sound). I’ve been seeing an interesting meme being passed around these days concerning the Hebrew word נָשָׁא:
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