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BI205 Old Testament Exegesis: Understanding and Applying the Old Testament is unavailable, but you can change that!

Old Testament Exegesis: Understanding and Applying the Old Testament (BI205) teaches how to study, interpret, and apply the Hebrew portion of the Christian Scriptures (the Old Testament). The course breaks down the exegetical process into twelve comprehensive and logical stages that fall into five overarching categories—text, observation, context, meaning, and application. It covers everything...

To begin with, we are going to see how the Hebrew coordinate conjunction ו (vav) or “and,” and the lack of any of connection, which is known as “asyndeton,” work together to shape text blocks—vav and asyndeton. Picture with me a chain—a chain that has a clear beginning and a clear end and between it are multiple links. In biblical Hebrew, the coordinator, or linker, is the conjunction vav. This connector links units of equal syntactic value, creating chains of phrases, chains of clauses, chains of