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New Testament Mâchâh
The way Mâchâh is most commonly translated in the New Testament is to blot out. It can also be translated to wipes, wipe, wash, and possibly boarders. Mâchâh is used two different ways in Psalms; God removing their names or a place forever and God erasing someones sins (Ps 9:5, Ps 51:1, and 51:9.) It is found one other time in the poetic books, Proverbs 30:20 for someone wiping their mouth. The other times it is found in the New Testament is God removing or destroying everything (Gen 6:7 and Gen 7:4.) Twice it is mentions removing the memory of Amalek from everyone in Ex 17:14a and b, and Due 25:19. The next use is people asking God to remove them if they ever sin against Him or God saying that he will wipe out those that sin against Him:
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