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North Paw or South Paw?
In English, a South Paw is left-handed, but in Hebrew it would be right-handed.
Dr. Collins speaks about the use of the Hebrew word "yamin" (יָמִין), in Ezekiel 16:46. Many new English translations translate it as "south". The Septuagent uses the word "dexios" (δεξιός), meaning right hand, or place of honor.
Find out how this passage in Ezekiel is important to the discussion of the location of Sodom and the Cities of the Plain.
Grab your favorite concordance and follow along!
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By Dr Steven Collins, Director of the Tall el-Hammam Excavation Project
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In English, a South Paw is left-handed, but in Hebrew it would be right-handed.
Dr. Collins speaks about the use of the Hebrew word "yamin" (יָמִין), in Ezekiel 16:46. Many new English translations translate it as "south". The Septuagent uses the word "dexios" (δεξιός), meaning right hand, or place of honor.
Find out how this passage in Ezekiel is important to the discussion of the location of Sodom and the Cities of the Plain.
Grab your favorite concordance and follow along!
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