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Five Scroll Challenge
I like it. Since the Five Megillot (also described in the Encyclopedia Judaica) are "festival scrolls" in Judaism (and have status as "liturgical readings") they have a collective identity in that ...
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Doctrinal Bias on Biblical Hermeneutics
In the document to which you frequently link (and by which you are using this site as a means of advertising what you clearly admit is a novel thesis) you assert that the Greek conjunctive και, kai, ...
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Five Scroll Challenge
Question(s) for Song of Songs:
“but” or “and”? How to understand the first conjunction in Song of Songs 1:5?
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Five Scroll Challenge
Question for Lamentations
Traditionally, Lamentations has been attributed to Jeremiah, the reason it follows Jeremiah in the Christian ordering of the Old Testament. However, Jeremiah is no longer ...
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Doctrinal Bias on Biblical Hermeneutics
One example of doctrinal bias on this site is your question What is the purpose of personification at Ephesians 4:30? in which you assume without justification that Paul was personifying a non-...
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Doctrinal Bias on Biblical Hermeneutics
I have only seen or participated in a handful of your questions, but I think it may be a mistake to conclude that the issues you're encountering are more to do with doctrinal positions than ...
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Five Scroll Challenge
Question(s) for Ecclesiastes:
How did Ecclesiastes come to be associated with Sukkot?
Curious how this question in particular floats here. I'd like to see these as on-topic, but I could also see it ...
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