@Rurouni_Phoenix Ronald Hendel, Genesis 1–11: A New Translation with Introduction and Commentary, AYB 1A (New Haven: Yale University Press, 2024), 139–40.
@Rurouni_Phoenix Genesis 2:2 says God “rested,” but the Hebrew verb means “ceased” or “stopped”; it denotes cessation from completed work, not recuperation from exhaustion. The blessed and sanctified seventh day foreshadows Israel’s Sabbath.
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@IAmBrianBoru@TheDailyShow@IlhanMN@realmoamer Muslims pioneered modern hospitals as secular medical institutions in the 8th century. Before that hospitals mostly relied on religious and spiritual healing
Robert M. Bowman Jr. argues in a paper that the Nicene Creed is thoroughly rooted in the Jewish religious soil of the Old Testament and that it originated from creedal or confessional elements of the New Testament.
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