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• The Four Problems which Old Testament Married Couples Grapple with Marcin Majewski · 2018 · 1. Polygamy, or marrying multiple spouses
  … ygamy, or marrying multiple spouses Barren Sarah offered her handmaid Hagar, and barren Rachel – her handmaid Bilhah (Gen 30:3–8). Later on, Jacob’s second wife Leah, for fear of not being able to bear another child, sent her handmaid Zilpah to his tent (Gen 30:9–13). In the times of the First Testament, sterility was viewed as …
• The Rape of Dinah: Motives for Incorporation in the History of the Patriarchs Veronika Klímová · 2024
  … m’s dwelling. Jacob also had Joseph and Benjamin with his second wife Rachel; Dan and Naphtali with his slave Bilhah; and Gad and Aser with his slave Zilpah (Gen 30:35).
• The Seductive Argumentation of the Adulterous Woman in Prov 7:16–17 Marcin Chrostowski · 2024 · 2. The Decor of the Woman’s House (7:16–17a)
  … שַׁכַבis used to describe the rape of Dinah, Jacob’s daughter, by Shechem (Gen 34: 2, 7). Ruben “united” with Bilhah, the concubine of his father Jacob, during his absence (Gen 35:22). The sons of Eli “lay” with the women serving at the entrance to the Tent raises the question of why Scripture is so extremely against inappropria …
• Judas or Jesus’ Other Disciples? The Old Testament or Jesus’ Word? A Mysterious Reference to the “Scripture” in John 17:12 Adam Kubiś · 2019 · 1. Reference to Judas
  … on” – Jr 30:18; Ez 29:9.10.12; 32:15); “( מָגֹורterror, horror” – Jr 30:24); “( קְלָלָהcurse” – Jr 51:12); “( ּבַּלָהָהsudden terror” – Ez 26:21; 27:36; 28:19); “( רֶׁשַעwickedness” – Ez 31:11). R.H. Lightfoot, St. John’s Gospel. A Commentary (Oxford: Oxford University Press 1956) 301. The same idea is present in the expressions …