The eardrum is a thin membrane that separates your ear canal (the part that is open to the outside) from your middle ear. The eardrum, also called the tympanic membrane, is involved in hearing. Sound waves cause your eardrum to vibrate.
Hineni is a statement of a promise to begin something. What might you be saying âhineniâ to? What commitment might you be ready to make to yourself and to your community?
Links Roundup: Hineni and its modern uses Posted on April 16, 2011 by oliviag55 Earlier in the semester, we talked about the word âHineniâ used by figures in the Hebrew Bible to say âHere I amâ. There are two ways to say âIâm hereâ in Hebrew. The first is âpohâ. This would be used as a response to a roll call, or just a general âIâm here at the store.â The second way to say that you here is âHineniâ this word has a more complete, deeper meaning. When you say âHineniâ it means you are completely in a place (or state). This word is used only 8 times in the Bible. Each of these uses occur at defining moments in the figureâs life, at turning points in their life to answer God. http://www.lindahirschhorn.com/writings/hineni.html. God calls his chosen person by their name, âAbrahamâ or âMosesâ . Abraham hears his name called and answers âhineniâ.