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| − | <p>Throughout the chapter Yaakov is referred to as either Yaakov or Yisrael, without reference to other relationships, excpet in the verylast verse of the chpater.</p> | + | <p>Throughout the chapter Yaakov is referred to as either Yaakov or Yisrael, without reference to other relationships, excpet in the verylast verse of the chpater.</p><p>Esav and Yaakov are referred to collectively as “banav” when they bury Yitzchak (verse 29), indicating a family bond that existed in the context of mourning their father, despite their fraught relationship. It is also noteworthy that, in this verse, Esav is listed before Yaakov, notwithstanding Yaakov’s acquisition of the birthright</p> |
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Version as of 22:46, 8 July 2023
Literary Devices – Bereshit 35
Envelope Structure
Parallels and Contrasts
Key Words
Relational Epithets
Throughout the chapter Yaakov is referred to as either Yaakov or Yisrael, without reference to other relationships, excpet in the verylast verse of the chpater.
Esav and Yaakov are referred to collectively as “banav” when they bury Yitzchak (verse 29), indicating a family bond that existed in the context of mourning their father, despite their fraught relationship. It is also noteworthy that, in this verse, Esav is listed before Yaakov, notwithstanding Yaakov’s acquisition of the birthright
