There are signs and wonders for those who can see.
Such as the word, nes [נס], as in "Nes Gadol Haya Sham/Po"
Nes -- it's a miracle, flag, banner, standard, ensign.. generally a conspicuous sign raised up, such as on a... pole.
Nes is spelled nun-samech, adjacent letters in the alefbeit.
The eclipse will be located in Pisces, the pair of fish in the sky..
The typical meaning of the letter nun [נון] is a fish, from Aramaic. But also posterity (in the sense of multiplying like fish, entire schools of them).
The typical meaning for the letter samech [סמך] is support.
Yet it is also a fish -- a concealed fish (trout: shemech: שֶׁמֶךְ) because this one arrived via Arabic, which does not have a letter samech. Thus in Hebrew it is spelled with a letter shin ש, not a samech ס.
Etymology 1
From the root س م ك (s-m-k), meaning “to be elevated or lofty”, “to be supported or held up”, “to sustain”; hence the meaning of “a source of sustenance”, “a mainstay or staple-food”. Cognate with Hebrew סָמַך (samak, “to lean, lay, rest, support”) attested in the Bible with the similar semantic sense “to sustain” or “to nourish”.[1]
سمك (fish)
Ergo, a "nes" miracle sign is a pair of fish, nun + samech (shemech, trout)
Three words for trout: truta [טְרוּטָה], shemech [שֶׁמֶךְ], and forel [פוֹרֵל].
Funny weird:
The internet translators typically see a shemech [שֶׁמֶךְ] as "your name", because (same consonants).
Your name שמך appears 3x in this verse:
Gen 35.10. And God said to him, Your name is Jacob; your name shall not be called any more Jacob, but Israel shall be your name; and he called his name Israel:
The truta is out there.
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When I noticed all of the commentary going back since forever about Psalm 145, re its missing "nun" verse...
That sure was a lot of analysis for what's obvious on its face, according to the basic meanings already out there all over the place.
It's the one that got away. It must have been pretty big, too, otherwise it would not have gotten away.
The Hebrew word nun in the sense of "fish" never appears in the Bible. As you may have realized, the common word for fish in Biblical Hebrew is dag/dagah. Why does the word nun not appear in the Bible?
Rabbi Aharon Marcus (1843-1916) theorizes that...
Perhaps he just needed to get out more. 🤔