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Sojourning Between Worlds: Analyzing וַיָּגָר in Genesis 20:1
Introduction to Genesis 20:1: Abraham’s Movement into Foreign Territory Genesis 20:1 opens a new episode in the Abrahamic narrative, depicting his movement toward the Negev region and his temporary residence in Gerar, the Philistine territory ruled by Abimelek. The key … Continue reading
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