THREAD: Strands of Salvation in the Synoptics
Joseph isn’t the only beloved son to be given a multi-coloured coat. Jesus is given one too, though by the hands of ungodly men.
In Matthew it’s scarlet (kokkinos); in Mark it’s purple (porphyra); …
Masoretic Note of the Day:
"One of 7 cases in the Bible of a verse with exactly 15 words where the central word has a Ketiv-Qere issue" (e.g. at 1 Sam 13:19)
The niche-ness of these statistics continue to blow my mind
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The first word God says to Adam after his fall is ayyekkah (איכה)—‘Where are you?’.
God knows the answer; it is a word of lament & loneliness.
It involves the same consonants as the first word Jeremiah says after Jerusalem’s fall—eychah (איכה) ‘How?’—the key word of Lament/ns.
@AlCabbage045@likethemagician@OlaWikander I’m not sure that one does get from one to the other. If I recall, Roman Gundacker has a paper on this that’s probably on his https://t.co/c6BSjll0fy site. He argues that the Arma’a-ish form is a hypocorism rather than the result of sound changes.
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@Jdonttalktoo@OCIANA_OSU@IASArabia Hmmm…where are you reading that? The left hand letters?
I’m wondering if the right hand letters start <l- lyh bn…>
I’m really getting nowhere with it though.
Jonah’s descent into the sea, deliverance from the fish, and mission to Nineveh tell Israel’s story in miniature.
In today's article, James Bejon (@JamesBejon) traces the connections from Judah’s exile to Peter’s mission to the Gentiles.
https://t.co/tWXLn4azUm
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@KieranGreen2003 Thank you. I’m appreciative of your decision. Such decisions can be difficult when you’ve devoted a lot of time and effort to something. It can become a bit like a sunken cost fallacy. I pray that you’ll be able to find a less conflicting cause to support.
Your days of weakness are not detours for God, though they may feel like it to you. God is more interested in your walk with him than your productivity.