Jesus is described as “teacher” ( διδάσκαλος, G1437) about fifty times in the gospels which on many occasions indicated that Jesus taught ( διδάσκειν). Pupils were also described as “disciples” לִמּוּדִֽים ( Isa 8:16 50:4).īy NT times teachers were known as רַב, or רַבִּי or רַבָּא “Rabbi” or מַר “Master,” “rabbi” is tr. Teachers are also described as “the wise” ֭חֲכָמִים ( Prov 13:14 15:7) which is in Gr. Derived from the roots ירה and למד, already mentioned above are two words for “teachers,” מﯴרִים and מּלַמְּדִים ( 5:13). “law” (but in fact has the wider meaning of “instruction”), is the verb יָרָה֙, H3723, meaning “to instruct” ( 1 Sam 12:23). Derived from תּﯴרָה, H9368, which is usually tr. לָמַד, H4340, is used of the training of animals, the bullock in particular ( Jer 2:24) but also of Israel ( Judg 3:2 Hos 10:11). Other verbs are used to denote “training,” “instructing” and “learning.” Teaching and learning often took the form of repetition שִׂיחַ֒, H8488. “Train up a child in the way he should go.” ( Prov 22:6). is derived from the root חָנַכְ, H2852, to train which is used in late Biblical Heb.
The word for education ( חִינּוּך) in modern Heb.
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