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Measuring Judgment: Distributive Syntax and Temporal Framing in Ezekiel 4:10
Introduction: Symbolic Acts and the Grammar of Famine In Ezekiel 4, the prophet performs symbolic actions that embody the coming siege and judgment upon Yerushalayim. Verse 10 forms part of YHWH’s instructions for Ezekiel’s food rationing during his enacted siege, … Continue reading
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