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“If You Return, O Yisra’el”: Analyzing תָּשׁוּב in Jeremiah 4:1
Introduction to Jeremiah 4:1: The Call to Return and Its Conditional Framework Jeremiah 4:1 opens with a passionate invitation from YHWH to Yisra’el, framed by a double occurrence of the verb תָּשׁוּב—“you return.” This verse is structured around a conditional … Continue reading
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