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Internal Monologue and Root-Derived Wordplay in Obadiah 1:3
Introduction to Obadiah 1:3: The Language of Arrogance and Illusion Obadiah 1:3 confronts the arrogant mindset of Edom, using highly expressive Hebrew grammar to portray internal thought, deceptive self-assurance, and false elevation. The verse employs reflexive causative verbs and embeds … Continue reading
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