So now you are backing away from the Greek with some Hebrew. Convenient. However.
Nachash means "serpent."
Kashaph means "sorcery," only if it refers to fortune telling or skrying (which it does not, specifically, since the bible, in its towering logic, demonizes such things generically even while it holds up a magician as savior). It would be far better for you to accept that the word most likely means "magic."
Now, what does this most recent sidestep have to do with anything?
Nachash means "serpent."
Kashaph means "sorcery," only if it refers to fortune telling or skrying (which it does not, specifically, since the bible, in its towering logic, demonizes such things generically even while it holds up a magician as savior). It would be far better for you to accept that the word most likely means "magic."
Now, what does this most recent sidestep have to do with anything?
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