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I'm just looking for the Hebrew word or words for the English phrase, "Jesus wept"
I am not a Hebrew scholar, but from I can determine from other scholars in that language the words for "Jesus wept" would be transliterated: "Yahowshua wayeebk". The name, Jesus, is the same in Hebrew as the name for Joshua, which is pronounced close to "Jashua",.....and the word for "wept" is always "wayeebk".
I beleive that you will find this quite accurate to use.
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