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Volitive Syntax and Theological Restoration in Lamentations 5:21
Introduction: Hope Through Syntax in the Poetry of Lament Lamentations 5:21 stands near the close of one of the most theologically and emotionally charged books in the Hebrew Bible. After chapters of devastation, confession, and silence, this verse issues a … Continue reading
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