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# hard, harden, harder, hardness
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## Definition:
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The term “hard” generally refers to something that is persistent, or unyielding.
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* The use of “hard” (in various forms) with “heart” refers to people being stubbornly unrepentant or disobedient (usually) to God.
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## Translation Suggestions
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* The term “hard” could also be translated as “rebellious” or “stubborn” or “obstinate” or “unyielding” depending on the context.
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* The terms “hardness” or “hardness of heart” or “hard heart” could be translated as “stubbornness” or “persistent rebellion” or “rebellious attitude” or “stubborn disobedience” or “stubbornly not repenting.”
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* The phrase “hard of neck” could also be translated as “obstinate” or “rebellious”
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* The term “hardened” could also be translated as “stubbornly unrepentant” or “refusing to obey.”
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* “Do not harden your heart” could be translated as “do not refuse to repent” or “do not stubbornly keep disobeying.”
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* Other ways to translate “hard-headed” or “hard-hearted” could include “stubbornly disobedient” or “continuing to disobey” or “refusing to repent” or “always rebelling.”
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(See also: [evil](../kt/evil.md))
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## Word Data:
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