Uncommon in Common
Question
These men:
Chamuwl "spared" younger son of Perez) Yehudah grandson (Chet~Mem~Vav~Lamed)
Nachum "comfort" Elkoshite prophet ( Nun~Chet~Vav~Mem)
Manoach "rest" Danite father of Samson (Mem~Nun~Vav~Chet)
all share something extraordinarily uncommon in common.
All have these words "grace" (Chet~Nun), "rest" (Nun~Chet), "chuwm'" swarthy dark black (Chet~Vav~Mem)
1 Samuel 25:25
As his name is, so is "he"
Did Chamuwl, Nachum, and Manoach have the Chet~Nun, "grace" of G-d, "rest" of G-d, Nun~Chet, as swarthy brethren with darker hues?
Why do these men have chuwm in their names?
Isn't it plausible that there is something definitive here?
Should I question the unquestionable in the quest for emeth truth? After all, Isaiah 55:8 says: "For My thoughts are not your thoughts, neither are your ways My ways saith Hashem."
Isaiah 55:9 says: "For as the heavens are higher than the earth, so are My ways higher than you ways, and My thoughts your thoughts."