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Purification and Imperfective Syntax in Ezekiel 39:14: Grammar in the Service of Eschatology
Introduction: Ritual Cleanup and Eschatological Renewal Ezekiel 39:14 describes a strange and solemn task given to a group of designated men after the apocalyptic battle involving Gog: they are to search for and bury corpses in order to purify the … Continue reading
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