The Term “Soul” in the Old Testament (2)
Very fitting it is for the Christian that occasionally his attention is called to terms found in the Scriptures which are more or less difficult for him to define and understand. Undoubtedly the term "soul" as it appears in Holy Writ is one which frequently causes some difficulty. To determine the meaning of the term "soul" as it is found in the New Testament, we turn to the original Greek, and find that there the word pseuceh is generally employed to express what in English is called "soul"....
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