But the Lord God called to the man, “Where are you?” Genesis 3:9 NIV Where – What if we combine Rabbi David Forhman’s insight about the Hebrew word ‘ayyeh and Rabbi Jonathan Sacks insight about the relationship between geography and sin? Sacks comments that sin is often being in the wrong place at the wrong…
And He said, “Hagar, Sarai’s slave-girl, where did you come from and where are you going?” Genesis 16:8 Where – You will recall the difference between ‘ayyeh and ‘eypoh. ‘ayyeh (short form ‘ay) is “where” as a statement of surprise, like “Why aren’t you here where I expected you to be?” ‘eypoh is “where” like…
y le dijo: “Agar, sierva de Saraí, ¿de dónde has venido y a dónde vas?” Génesis 16:8 Dónde – recordaras la diferencia entre ´ayyeh y ´eypoh. ´ayyeh (diminutivo de ´ay) donde “donde” es una declaración de sorpresa, como “¿Por qué no estás donde espero que estés?” ´eypoh es el “donde” como “¿Dónde queda la salida?”…
“Here are the firestone and the wood; but where is the sheep for the burnt offering?” Genesis 22:7 Where – So much is hidden from us. Not deliberately, of course. It is simply hidden because of the translation. But once you see it, oh my! What a difference it makes. There it was, all the…
Y habló Isaac a su padre Abraham, y le dijo: Padre mío. Y él respondió: Heme aquí, hijo mío. Y dijo Isaac: Aquí están el fuego y la leña, pero ¿dónde está el cordero para el holocausto? Gen 22:7 Dónde – Hay tanto escondido de nosotros. Claro que no fue deliberado. Simplemente se esconde en…
