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• Various Methods of Introducing a New Character in Hebrew Bible Stories Barbara Rzepka · 2025 · 2.2. The Presentation of a New Secondary Character in a Sto…
  … three men (Gen 18:2); Rachel (Gen 29:6); Aaron (Exod 4:14) – The direct object marker ˉʼet: Sarai (Gen 12:5); Zilpah (Gen 29:24); Jezebel (1 Kgs 16:31); Joash (2 Kgs 11:2) – Source: Author, based on texts of the Hebrew Bible. From Table 6 it is clear that the authors favor direct description of the character. As we have observed …
• The Four Problems which Old Testament Married Couples Grapple with Marcin Majewski · 2018 · 1. Polygamy, or marrying multiple spouses
  … 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 disgrace, and from the practical perspective, it meant severance of the traditional inheritance pattern, lack of generational …
• The Rape of Dinah: Motives for Incorporation in the History of the Patriarchs Veronika Klímová · 2024
  … Benjamin with his second wife Rachel; Dan and Naphtali with his slave Bilhah; and Gad and Aser with his slave Zilpah (Gen 30:35).