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…in a book that turns her into a national metaphor. Her father's name, Diblayim, looks like a dual of…

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…one word. ⚠ The shelf mostly reaches for a different metaphor — ‘pollute’ and ‘defile’ (KJV, ASV, Geneva 1599, NIV, NWT 1984…

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…commandments the whole Law HANGS, and the Prophets.' The metaphor is not that the rest is unimportant but that it…

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…32:2-3, already on these pages) — the same metal, moving from coerced surrender to willing gift. → first discussed at…

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…roof' (Genesis 19:8, already on these pages). ⚠ The metaphor is not decorative. In a desert the shade is the…

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…The softening has an uncomfortable history: 'servant' makes the metaphor comfortable for people who owned slaves. In a city where…

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…sea. ⚠️ A minority reading takes it here as a metaphor of PROTECTION — a defensive wall on either flank — noting that…

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…in the cities these letters went to, not a metaphor. → first discussed at 1 Peter 1:1 💬 Discuss on Agorai

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…Its copper mines gave the ancient world much of its supply of the metal — the very word ‘copper’ descends from…

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…WEIGHED silver or gold, never a stamped piece of metal. The root is shaqal, 'to weigh' — the word names the…