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The Hebrew word simply means “darkness,” but in the Bible it has come to symbolize what opposes God, such as judgment (Exod 10:21), death (Ps 88:13), oppression ...
The Book of Genesis is affirming they are created entities, not deities. ... bara') appears. (It is used in the ... Hebrew selem,” JNSL 3 [1974]: 19-25). The word ...
The verb בָּרָא (bara') always describes the divine activity of fashioning something new, fresh, and perfect. The verb does not necessarily describe creation out ...
[1:31] tn The Hebrew text again uses הִנֵּה (hinneh) for the sake of vividness. It is a particle that goes with the gesture of pointing, calling attention to ...
The Book of Genesis is affirming they are created entities, not deities. ... bara') appears. (It ... Clines, “The Etymology of Hebrew selem,” JNSL 3 [1974]: 19-25).
4:1 Now the man had marital relations with his wife Eve, and she became pregnant and gave birth to Cain. Then she said, “I have created a man just as the Lord ...
The Hebrew word simply means “darkness,” but in the Bible it has come to symbolize what opposes God, such as judgment (Exod 10:21), death (Ps 88:13) ...
(1) In the Book of Job the phrase clearly refers to angelic beings. ... bara') appears. (It is ... Clines, “The Etymology of Hebrew selem,” JNSL 3 [1974]: 19-25).
The verb בָּרָא (bara') always describes the divine ... The Hebrew word simply means “darkness,” but in the Bible ... 19:19 and Deut 22:9-11). [1:11] tn The ...
(1) In the Book of Job the phrase clearly refers to angelic beings. ... The verb בָּרָא (bara') always ... [34:19] tn The Hebrew text uses the singular ...