Husband

The first time the word husband appears in the Bible it is the word iysh שׁיא (Alef Yod Shem) pronounced eesh with a Strong's number 0376. It is translated man 1002 times, men 210, one 188, husband 69, any 27, misc 143 for a total of 1639 times.

It is contracted from the word numbered 0582 enowsh שׁונא pronounced en-oshe and consisting or the letters Alef Nun Vav Shem. It is also translated man 520 times, but certain 10 times, husbands 3, some 3, merchantmen 2, persons 2, misc 24. Enowsh is from ‘anash שׁנא Alef Nun Shem and means to be weak, sick, frail and is translated incurable 5, desperate 1, desperately wicked 1, woeful 1, sick.

01166 ^לעב^ ba‘al \@baw-al’\@ a primitive root; v; AV-marry 8, husband 3, dominion 2, wife 1, married wife 1, Beulah 1; 16

1) to marry, rule over, possess, own

1a) (Qal) 1a1) to marry, be lord (husband) over

1a2) to rule over

1b) (Niphal) to be married

01167 ^לעב^ ba‘al \@bah’- al\@ from 01166; n m; AV-man 25, owner 14, husband 11, have 7, master 5, man given 2, adversary 1, archers 1, babbler + 03956 1, bird + 03671 1, captain 1, confederate + 01285 1, misc 12; 82

1) owner, husband, lord

1a) owner

1b) a husband

1c) citizens, inhabitants

1d) rulers, lords

1e) (noun of relationship used to characterise-ie, master of dreams)

1f) lord (used of foreign gods)

07453 ^ער^ rea‘ \@ray’- ah\@ or ^עיר^ reya‘ \@ray’- ah\@ from 07462; n m; AV-neighbour 102, friend 42, another 23, fellow 10, companion 5, other 2, brother 1, husband 1, lovers 1, neighbour + 01121 1; 188

1) friend, companion, fellow, another person

1a) friend, intimate

1b) fellow, fellow-citizen, another person (weaker sense)

1c) other, another (reciprocal phrase)

02860 ^ןתח^ chathan \@khaw-thawn’\@ from 02859; n m; AV-law 10, bridegroom 8, husband 2; 20

1) son-in-law, daughter’s husband, bridegroom, husband

New Testament

435 ἀνήρ aner [an’-ayr] a primary word cf. 444 anthropos = man; n m; TDNT-1:360,59; [{See TDNT 71 }] AV-man 156, husband 50, sir 6, fellow 1, not tr 2; 215

1) with reference to sex

1a) of a male

1b) of a husband

1c) of a betrothed or future husband

2) with reference to age, and to distinguish an adult from a boy

3) any male

4) used generically of a group of both men and women

435 ~ἀνήρ~ aner \@an’-ayr\@ a primary word cf 444; TDNT-1:360,59; {See TDNT 71} n m AV-man 156, husband 50, sir 6, fellow 1, not tr 2; 215

1) with reference to sex

1a) of a male

1b) of a husband

1c) of a betrothed or future husband

2) with reference to age, and to distinguish an adult man from a boy

3) any male

4) used generically of a group of both men and women

Wife

The Hebrew word for woman is ishah, spelled Aleph, Shin, Hey. Remove the hey and, once again, you have esh or ish, meaning fire.
The Goddess of Sumer to whom the people sacrificed was able to provide welfare for the people from her temple in time of need. But those systems were a snare and a trap.

Fire and Wife

The same letters in Hebrew translated fire (אִשָּׁה AlefShinHey), is also translated wife(אִשָּׁה).

What is the significance of this similarity and the equating of fire and women to the welfare of society and its people?

A reference to a woman and adultery is some times just a metaphor. A woman is a care giver and the altars of clay and stone were a part of the welfare of Abraham and Moses. The Bride of Christ is supposed to be the Church but their is a harlot that rides a beast. That harlot is guilty of a whordom that returns the people to bondage.

Leviticus 21:7 "They shall not take a wife(אִשָּׁה) that is a whore,(זָנָה)‎ or profane(חָלָל‎)‎; neither shall they take a woman(אִשָּׁה) put away from her husband: for he is holy unto his God." see degenerate