man and woman-exegesis of biblical texts
One article to explain 1 Corinthians 11:2-16 The aim of this article is to, in one long, article, to explain how 1 Corinthians 11:2-16 is a united, integrated argument by Paul. It is universally recognized that this is a difficult passage to read as a whole. Plus, there are a number of specific issues that are said to be unclear.
In my articles on Genesis 1 & 2 I argue that the question posed by Genesis 1:26,27 is “how can “Adam – ha-adam” be both singular and plural?”. And the answer given in Genesis 2 is by the fact that “woman – ishah” is made “out of “Adam ha-adam” who is an “man – ish”. So, “Adam ha-adam” remains an
We left the text of Genesis 1 with two similar riddles, one in regard to man (or more correctly Groundy the groundy) and the other in regard to God. They both asked “how can a singular be a plural?” How can God be both singular and plural? How can Groundy the groundy be both singular and plural? Both questions were
THE UNCREATION OF ADAM and THE MAKING OF GOD IN OUR IMAGE Seeking to understand what the Bible says about man and woman in the image of God. Application Introduction. This article is predominantly exegetical as its aim is to understand what the Bible says. However, in the Title I could not help myself, but to express what seems to