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In Hebrew "know" implies intimate personal relationship, not facts about something or someone (cf. Gen. 4:1; Jer. 1:5). The gospel is (1) a person to ...
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In Hebrew "know" implies intimate personal relationship, not facts about something or someone (cf. Gen. 4:1; Jer. 1:5). The gospel is (1) a person to ...
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This commentary offers a careful rational process containing three interpretive principles structured to help us overcome our biases. First Principle. The first ...
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... meaning of "know" from Hebrew and Greek). This was Paul's reaction to the ... This may be a play on the Hebrew concept of "know" as personal relationship (cf.
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