The Hebrew that is translated as “sleep” or “sound asleep” is not the usual Hebrew word for sleep but signifies deep sleep. The Ancient Greek Septuagint translates the verb as “snored” (έρεγχε).
See also Mark 4:38.
The Hebrew that is translated as “sleep” or “sound asleep” is not the usual Hebrew word for sleep but signifies deep sleep. The Ancient Greek Septuagint translates the verb as “snored” (έρεγχε).
See also Mark 4:38.