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Hebrew Poetry’s Sacred Design: Parallelism, Chiasm, and Other Literary Architectures
Hebrew poetry is a sacred architecture of thought, where parallelism, chiasm, inclusio, and ellipsis form the structural pillars of divine expression. Rather than relying on rhyme or meter, it crafts meaning through mirrored lines, inverted word order, and symbolic imagery—each device intensifying theological depth and emotional resonance. Chiasm centers truth, inclusio frames revelation, and ellipsis invites contemplation. With rhythmic balance and figurative richness, Hebrew poetry becomes not just lyrical but liturgical—a vessel for praise, lament, and wisdom sculpted by divine design.… Learn Hebrew