Ira Michaelson – Treasures from the Tanakh – Job 28:1-28
And unto man He said: “Behold, the fear of the Lord, that is wisdom; and to depart from evil is understanding.” – Job 28:28
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Just wanted to say jono when you did the reading of job 28:28, you said the fear of YeHoVaH …in the king james they capitalize Lord, but when you look at the Hebrew text it does not mention his name instead the text says Adonai …the fear of the lord… its’ even written like that in the aleppo codex too. I think ira missed that one…lol
Elusivity Definition (source: http://paragonwiki.com/wiki/Elusivity)
Elusivity is a PvP-only protective measure that makes attacks less likely to hit. It serves the same role as Defense, but the mechanics behind it are different. A character with a total Elusivity of X% against an attack will be hit by it X% less often than if he had no Elusivity to it.
Like Defense, Elusivity does not reduce the strength of any attacks that do hit, and each Elusivity bonus is specially marked to work only against attacks of certain types.
Unlike Defense, it reduces the chance of hitting by a proportional amount, effectively opposing Accuracy. (Defense reduces by a fixed amount, effectively opposing To Hit.)
Elusivity bonuses are only active in PvP Zones, including Arenas.
Thank you for your wonderful insight – I’ve enjoyed the lessons very much. I live in FL & wonder if there is any way to contact you ( Ira Michaelson) to see if a group is meeting near me. I attended your congregation in Clermont a couple times. Thanks and may Yehovah bless you.
elu·sive·ness 😛