Ok so now we see the word Almah seems to be used for women who were about to be married. They were on the verge of it,lined up for it ,on the engagement. Rebecca was a virgin to be soon married. Miriam was a virgin sister of Moses. 1 chronicles 15:20 and psalm 46 and psalm 68 is about a girls choir of virgin very young voices, song of songs 1:3 about married queens,concubines and Alamot are the unmarried ones who are likely virgins on the runner up to be married. Proverbs 30:19 the man has a virgin or young woman for the first time”. Ok so the Hebrew didn’t use the Hebrew word for virgin in the Isiah 7;14 but since Matthew used the Greek word of Septuagint for virgin,then Almah meant a type of virgin engaged for marriage? Or if a young woman was pregnant in this case,she was in a respectable term as engaged and so that made her an almah because it was a word for a young woman ready to be married. It’s a type of girl ready to be married,apparently,so its kind of a woman that is engaged!
• “a virgin is properly called Bethulah, but a young woman, or a girl, is not Almah, but Naarah"! St. Jerome said this. It means a handmaiden,a girl. So the nonengaged girls could have been called the Naarah. Virgins are the Bethulah and the same thing. Mary was called an Almah because she was engaged to Joseph. Matthew knew she was still a Bethulah (virgin)at the same time as being engaged. She had to be a virgin because the child Immanuel is God with us,and God is sinless.. Isaiah didnt use the bethulah word because he could see that mary was to be engaged when she got pregnant. The Law in deuteronomy Deuteronomy 22:15 says the word Naarah (engaged woman) questioned to be a virgin or not. han·na·‘ă·rāh הַֽנַּעֲרָ֖ה
Numbers 23:19 . “Not is a man is God, that He should lie, nor a son of a man that he should repent.”that is how original Hebrew says it. So it interprets as “ Not is God a man that lies nor a son of a man who must repent of sin’. Jesus was a Truthful man and sinless. All men except Him have sin. Another way to see this is interpreted : ‘God is a man of Truth and not a man of lies,and therefore He is not a son of a man because through human sperm from what conceives a child is what makes us inherit the sin that we inherit.’ HE was virgin born and perfect.
Ok so now we see the word Almah seems to be used for women who were about to be married. They were on the verge of it,lined up for it ,on the engagement. Rebecca was a virgin to be soon married. Miriam was a virgin sister of Moses. 1 chronicles 15:20 and psalm 46 and psalm 68 is about a girls choir of virgin very young voices, song of songs 1:3 about married queens,concubines and Alamot are the unmarried ones who are likely virgins on the runner up to be married. Proverbs 30:19 the man has a virgin or young woman for the first time”. Ok so the Hebrew didn’t use the Hebrew word for virgin in the Isiah 7;14 but since Matthew used the Greek word of Septuagint for virgin,then Almah meant a type of virgin engaged for marriage? Or if a young woman was pregnant in this case,she was in a respectable term as engaged and so that made her an almah because it was a word for a young woman ready to be married. It’s a type of girl ready to be married,apparently,so its kind of a woman that is engaged!
• “a virgin is properly called Bethulah, but a young woman, or a girl, is not Almah, but Naarah"! St. Jerome said this. It means a handmaiden,a girl. So the nonengaged girls could have been called the Naarah. Virgins are the Bethulah and the same thing. Mary was called an Almah because she was engaged to Joseph. Matthew knew she was still a Bethulah (virgin)at the same time as being engaged. She had to be a virgin because the child Immanuel is God with us,and God is sinless.. Isaiah didnt use the bethulah word because he could see that mary was to be engaged when she got pregnant. The Law in deuteronomy Deuteronomy 22:15 says the word Naarah (engaged woman) questioned to be a virgin or not. han·na·‘ă·rāh הַֽנַּעֲרָ֖ה
Numbers 23:19 . “Not is a man is God, that He should lie, nor a son of a man that he should repent.”that is how original Hebrew says it. So it interprets as “ Not is God a man that lies nor a son of a man who must repent of sin’. Jesus was a Truthful man and sinless. All men except Him have sin. Another way to see this is interpreted : ‘God is a man of Truth and not a man of lies,and therefore He is not a son of a man because through human sperm from what conceives a child is what makes us inherit the sin that we inherit.’ HE was virgin born and perfect.