Add to ORKGThe paper deals with the meaning of the word ,da in Genesis: whether a common noun “human being” or a proper name “Adam” is meant. A short review of Bible translations, ancient and modern, follows
This article aims to show that some of the New Testament interpretations of the "son of man" phrase ...
What meaning does God’s name convey? This was a question Martin Buber and Franz Rosenzweig had to an...
This Diploma thesis deals with two main issues. First, it explores the verbal root yadaʽ (know, lear...
The research is concentrated on the problems of interpretation of the Hebrew word «ha’adam», found i...
The paper is focused on Genesis 1 – 3 where the primordial man [adàm] is created and he was given t...
The present paper examines the classic Jewish exposition of the plural verbs in Genesis 11:7 which r...
This paper discusses the use of naming in the Bible as a narrative tool . It demonstrates how the me...
Genesis chapter 5https://digitalcommons.biola.edu/biola-radio-pubs/1128/thumbnail.jp
This article examines the choice of the English term “prince” as the accepted rendering for the Hebr...
This paper has three main purposes: (1) to scrutinize the source text of Genesis 6:1-6, (2) to inqui...
Loanwords in Biblical Literature have been studied extensively from etymological and lexicographic p...
The patriarchal narratives in the book of Genesis feature unique language addressing the deity, comp...
Notes and geneology of deity names as they appeared in various tablet concordances. (Title assigned ...
The author submits that none of the approaches including that of the documentary hypothesis, used by...
This article aims to study the phrase “Son of God” that is a common term in the Bible, both in the J...
This article aims to show that some of the New Testament interpretations of the "son of man" phrase ...
What meaning does God’s name convey? This was a question Martin Buber and Franz Rosenzweig had to an...
This Diploma thesis deals with two main issues. First, it explores the verbal root yadaʽ (know, lear...
The research is concentrated on the problems of interpretation of the Hebrew word «ha’adam», found i...
The paper is focused on Genesis 1 – 3 where the primordial man [adàm] is created and he was given t...
The present paper examines the classic Jewish exposition of the plural verbs in Genesis 11:7 which r...
This paper discusses the use of naming in the Bible as a narrative tool . It demonstrates how the me...
Genesis chapter 5https://digitalcommons.biola.edu/biola-radio-pubs/1128/thumbnail.jp
This article examines the choice of the English term “prince” as the accepted rendering for the Hebr...
This paper has three main purposes: (1) to scrutinize the source text of Genesis 6:1-6, (2) to inqui...
Loanwords in Biblical Literature have been studied extensively from etymological and lexicographic p...
The patriarchal narratives in the book of Genesis feature unique language addressing the deity, comp...
Notes and geneology of deity names as they appeared in various tablet concordances. (Title assigned ...
The author submits that none of the approaches including that of the documentary hypothesis, used by...
This article aims to study the phrase “Son of God” that is a common term in the Bible, both in the J...
This article aims to show that some of the New Testament interpretations of the "son of man" phrase ...
What meaning does God’s name convey? This was a question Martin Buber and Franz Rosenzweig had to an...
This Diploma thesis deals with two main issues. First, it explores the verbal root yadaʽ (know, lear...