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Appositional Syntax and Dynastic Integration in 1 Kings 4:11
Introduction: Administrative Structure and Royal Marriage in the Solomonic Era 1 Kings 4 (Hebrew 5) provides a detailed account of King Shelomoh’s (Solomon’s) administrative organization. Among the named officials is a regional governor who receives special attention because of his … Continue reading
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