Be bible reference on forming a new word from another

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In the Bible, there are several examples of words being formed from other words or concepts. Here are a few references:

1. Yahweh (Jehovah) - formed from the Hebrew words "Yah" (the Lord) and "weh" (is) (Exodus 3:14-15). This name of God is often referred to as the "tetragrammaton" (four-letter word).
2. Sabbath - derived from the Hebrew word "shabbat" (rest) (Genesis 2:2-3, Exodus 20:8-11). The Sabbath is a day of rest, formed from the concept of God resting on the seventh day.
3. Messiah - comes from the Hebrew word "mashiach" (anointed one) (Isaiah 9:6, Daniel 9:25). This term refers to Jesus Christ, the anointed one sent by God.
4. Church - derived from the Greek word "ekklesia" (called out ones) (Matthew 16:18, Acts 5:11). The Church is formed from the concept of believers being called out of the world to follow Jesus.
5. Salvation - formed from the Greek words "soteria" (deliverance) and "soter" (savior) (John 3:16, Romans 10:9-10). Salvation refers to the deliverance from sin and eternal life through faith in Jesus Christ.

These examples illustrate how words can be formed from other words or concepts in the Bible, often with deeper meanings and significance.