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The Use of Imperatives and Divine Blessing in Genesis 9:1
Introduction to Genesis 9:1 Genesis 9:1 marks a new beginning after the Flood, where אֱלֹהִים (Elohim, “God”) blesses נֹחַ (Noaḥ, “Noah”) and his sons, giving them a command similar to that given to Adam and Eve in Genesis 1:28. This … Continue reading
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The Syntax of Divine Blessing and the Imperative Structure in Genesis 9:1
Introduction to Genesis 9:1 Genesis 9:1 marks a new beginning for humanity following the flood, as God blesses Noah and his sons and commands them to be fruitful and multiply. This verse echoes the blessing given to Adam in Genesis … Continue reading
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