אַף (ʾAp̄): The Righteous Wrath of God Against Sin
Deep Dive into אַףThe Hebrew word af primarily translates to nose or nostril, referring to the physical facial organ used for breathing and smelling. In its dual form, appayim, it refers to the two nostrils or the entire face. This form frequently appears in narrative phrases describing someone bowing with their face to the ground as a sign of deep respect or humility. The literal meaning of the word also extends to the snouts of animals, the breath of life, and the physical location for wearing decorative nose rings.Beyond its literal meaning, the term is most frequently used metaphorically…
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