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The Syntax of Prophetic Imagery and the Function of Metaphor in Isaiah 11:1
Introduction to Isaiah 11:1 Isaiah 11:1 introduces a prophetic vision of hope and restoration, using botanical imagery to describe the emergence of a future ruler from the line of Jesse. The metaphorical language of a “shoot” and a “branch” represents … Continue reading
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