'That word' (below-hyperlinked to a discussion about 'a Scripture-passage that it seems Christians take out-of-context too often') is built on an even-deeper source ... something crucial that firms the foundation upon which our lexicon stands ...
The word “Lay (Lie down)” #Layaway #Belie #Layabout #Lier (as opposed to 'Liar') #Layer #Outlier #Laidback #Outlying #Laying #Underlie #Lain #Overlie #Laid is built on the same Foundation as ancient words that mean "to |Belay, |Beleaguer, a |Bylaw, |Fellow, Lager, |Lair, Law, Lawyer, |Ledge, Ledger, |Lees, Litter, Low"
(some senses of 'lay' (as in "to lay a bet" or "to lay an egg" etc.) come from Old English's "to Bring |Forth & Deposit"-sense).
The Scripture-passage discussed at the link is more a 'lighthouse'-Scripture–not a 'Cornerstone'-scripture–so it's not one I want to study. I think a more practical focus would be ... (see the video below)
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