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The House that Wisdom Built: Analyzing בָּנְתָה in Proverbs 9:1
Introduction to Proverbs 9:1: The Architecture of Wisdom Proverbs 9:1 presents one of the most striking images in biblical poetry—Wisdom, personified as a master architect, building her house with seven pillars. The verb בָּנְתָה (bāntāh), “she has built,” is not … Continue reading
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