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The enigmatic Hebrew word ‘אפים ’ in 1 Samuel 1:5 by Philip S. Chia
Published 2025-06-01The Hebrew word ‘אפים’ in Samuel 1:5 presents significant challenges for both ancient translations and modern English translations of the Bible. In ancient texts, the Masoretic text presents ‘אַפָּיִם’ or ‘nostrils’ (face or anger). The Aramaic Targum offers a different perspective, rendering it as...
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‘De Heer God’: Een psychologische analyse van religieuze ervaring benadering by Philip S. Chia
Published 2025-06-01‘The Lord God’: A psychological analysis of religious experience approach. This article claims that the narrator deliberately uses the name ‘The Lord God’. This specific use serves a psychological function within the story. The research will use the book of Jonah as a case study. Therefore, this art...
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The problematic Hebrew word ‘ועבר’ Nahum 1:12: The study of ancient translations by Philip S. Chia
Published 2025-08-01What is the meaning of ‘ועבר’ found in Nahum 1:12? The textual tradition is divided. The Septuagint (LXX) omits this Hebrew word, while the Vulgate translates literally as ‘et pertransibit’ in Nahum 1:12. Although the Peshitta has a similar translation with the Masoretic text and the Vulgate, it dif...
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