Bel and the Dragon

Abstract

438 point of view, it would appear to be of some importance to apply this sort of approach to the study of Bible exegesis in all ancient Jewish writings, including the Dead Sea Scrolls. University of Durham. G. VERMES A NOTE ON ISAIAH VII 4 The R.S.V. translates 4b "at the fierce anger of Rezin and Syria and the son of Remaliah." A literal translation might be, "in the burning of the anger..." The Syriac changes the preposition from a beth to a min, thus reading, "because of the burning of the anger." The meaning is essentially the same in

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