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One Simple Tool to Help You Get so Much More Out of Isaiah
Understanding the words of Isaiah is something that many aspire to but sometimes find difficult. One basic element to Isaiah’s writing is Hebrew poetic parallelism; understanding how this works can make Isaiah’s style more comprehensible. In the most basic sense, parallelism is this: An author expre
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