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Thank you. Now the dachs part of Orthodox comes from a Greek, dachsar doxa, meaning teaching, belief,

or something kind of close to that notion.

We always hear the saying, translation is an art, not a science, and this is especially true with ancient languages.

Works in ancient Greek had shades of meaning that were specific to their context.

This happens in any language.

Think of a simple four-letter word, fine, in English.

Fine can mean something is especially nice, such as fine gold.

Fine can mean something is minimally acceptable, such as I want a large milkshake, but I guess as small as fine.

If you don't take your garbage cans off the street for a month, you might get a fine, meaning an official reprimand from the government.

Fine can mean pure, intricate, very thin.

It can also be used as a verb as well.

So you can see just pulling out your dictionary isn't going to get you to one glossary-style meaning like, say, gatto, to cat. Music want to want to keep God. Want to keep God's word with you wherever you go?

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