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The Syntax of Authorship and the Use of Titles in Ecclesiastes 1:1
Introduction to Ecclesiastes 1:1 Ecclesiastes 1:1 serves as the formal introduction to the book of Qohelet (Ecclesiastes), identifying its author and his royal lineage. This verse follows a conventional formula found in wisdom literature, presenting: The title of the book’s … Continue reading
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