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Daniel R. Streett, Ph.D.
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Tag Archives: Jewish Hermeneutics
Sabbath Rest in Hebrews (LXX Texts of Note)
Rest is a major theme in Hebrews 3-4. There, the author quotes at length Psalm 95 (94 in LXX), which invites its hearers to learn from the example of their forefathers, who rebelled in the wilderness and were kept from … Continue reading
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Tagged Gezera Shawa, Hebrews, Jewish Hermeneutics, LXX, Rest, Sabbath, Septuagint
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