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Psalms 91
…Verses 9–10 · ⚠ a broken sentence, and three versions repairing it three different ways Verse 9 does not parse cleanly…
Ezra — Introduction
…This translation prints the Masoretic numbers and states the discrepancy rather than repairing it. Looking forward Ezra's contribution is…
2 Chronicles — Introduction
…cleansed it, repaired it, shut it, reopened it. Audience The returned exiles. They had the temple rebuilt, no king, and…
2 Kings — Introduction
…a scroll found during temple repairs, the most thorough reform in the book — and the flat statement that it changed…
Esther — Introduction
…the Greek Additions evidently felt) a deficiency to be repaired. The book's CANONICITY, uniquely contested and uniquely absent from…
Nahum — Introduction
…This translation keeps the acrostic's Masoretic wording rather than 'repairing' it to a smoother alphabet, and follows the Hebrew…
apokatallassō — Dictionary
…things in the heavens' — the scope of what is repaired matching the scope of what was made. How far that…
The Horse Gate — Encyclopedia
…later one of the sections Nehemiah's wall-builders repair by name, assigned to 'the priests, each in front of…
apokatastasis — Dictionary
…not a repair, but everything returned to how it was meant to be. → first discussed at Acts 3:21 💬 Discuss…
The Tower of Hananel — Encyclopedia
…Nehemiah's post-exile wall-builders repair it by name (Nehemiah 3:1, forthcoming on this shelf), and it reappears…
