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The Cry of Endurance: Analyzing עַד־אָנָה in Job 19:2
Introduction to Job 19:2: The Rhetoric of Lament Job 19:2 is part of one of the most emotionally charged speeches in the Book of Job, where Job responds to his friends’ repeated accusations and moral judgments. His words are deeply … Continue reading