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The Interrogative Particle אָ֚נָה in Song of Songs 6:1
Introduction to Song of Songs 6:1 Song of Songs 6:1 presents a question directed to the beloved woman, asking about the whereabouts of her lover. The interrogative particle אָ֚נָה (ʾānāh) plays a crucial role in shaping the inquiry, as it … Continue reading
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The Use of Rhetorical Questions and the Syntax of Seeking in Song of Songs 6:1
Introduction to Song of Songs 6:1 Song of Songs 6:1 presents a dialogue of inquiry, where the “daughters of Jerusalem” address the Shulamite, asking where her beloved has gone so they may help her seek him. The verse employs rhetorical … Continue reading
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