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Version as of 02:00, 2 July 2023
Literary Devices – Bereshit 17
Key Words
Character Titles
God
- Elokim – This is the name used for Hashem throughout most of the chapter.
- Hashem – The narrator refers to Hashem by His proper name Hashem in verse 1.
- El Shaddai – Hashem identifies Himself as “אֵל שַׁדַּי ” in 17:1. See the concordance and R. Yosef Ibn Kaspi that in almost every context in which this name for Hashem appears in Sefer Bereshit, it is associated with a divine blessing of offspring and land.1