Conceive
verb
1.
To form or devise (a plan or idea) in the mind, to plant images or to impregnate one’s mindset with imaginations.

To be in a state where someone is mentally influenced via conceived images

To impregnate a woman’s womb with seed

Genesis 1:7 – God created man in his image:

Aperson’s mind which has been impregnated with images, ends up in a state of imagining, dreaming, sexual fantasies, or gaining knowledge etc

Genesis 4:1 Adam knew Eve his wife and she conceived.

Adam shared knowledge (intimancy) with his wife Eve, and the woman conceived

synonyms: think up, think of, come up with, dream up, draw up, devise, form, formulate, design, frame, invent, coin, originate, create, develop, evolve;

When something has been conceived, it means it has entered into a status of “conceivable”.

conceivable
adjective
capable of being imagined or grasped mentally.

Teaching and being a role model by example makes the mind or brain to conceieve what it’s being taught

synonyms: imaginable, possible; plausible, tenable, credible, believable, thinkable, feasible, creditable, admissible; understandable, comprehensible; informalmortal;

There are two forms of understanding:

1: There is something called “intellectual understanding”

2: & There is also something called “conceived understanding”

The original way of teaching makes a society to concieve:

The teaching which brings forth or produces the state where a teacher has the ability to make the students conceive, originates from the biblical concept of marriage, parenthood that passes on a moral inheritance to his/her Children, home making, the hebrew role of a woman-home making etc…