Tag Archives: Genesis 20:3

The God Who Enters the Dream: Analyzing וַיָּבֹא in Genesis 20:3

Introduction to Genesis 20:3: Divine Encounter in the Night Genesis 20:3 records a striking moment in the story of Abraham and Abimelek, when God directly intervenes by appearing to Abimelek in a dream. The verse begins with the verb וַיָּבֹא (vayyāvo), meaning “and He came,” referring to God’s sudden and unannounced entry into the dream world of a foreign king. This analysis explores the grammatical, narra2tive, and theological dimensions of this verb and how it contributes to the theme of divine sovereignty and protection.… Learn Hebrew
Posted in Grammar | Tagged , | Comments Off on The God Who Enters the Dream: Analyzing וַיָּבֹא in Genesis 20:3