The book in the Bible that means "minister" in Hebrew is
Deuteronomy.
The Hebrew word for Deuteronomy is "Devarim" (דברים), which translates to "words" or "things." However, the Greek name "Deuteronomion" which became "Deuteronomy" in English, means "second law" or "repetition of the law." This translation was based on a misunderstanding of a verse in the book.
The connection to "minister" comes from the idea that the book contains Moses' final instructions and sermons to the Israelites, effectively *ministering* to them and guiding them in their obedience to God's laws.
Therefore, while the direct Hebrew translation isn't "minister," the book's content and Moses' role within it connect to the concept of ministering.