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- From: Jim West <jwest AT Highland.Net>
- To: Matthew Anstey <manstey AT portal.ca>
- Cc: b-hebrew AT franklin.oit.unc.edu
- Subject: Re: Kinsman-redeemer
- Date: Wed, 25 Aug 1999 15:31:25 -0400
At 12:02 PM 8/25/99 -0700, you wrote:
>GDay all,
>
>What do people think of the translation of go'el in Ruth as
>kinsman-redeemer? What are the arguments fro and against this, and what are
>other options? Is perhaps "kinsman" a simpler alternative? Thanks for your
>opinions.
Matt,
I have always liked to translate it with "rescuer". Of course one always
has to fill that out a bit-- for instance in Ruth Boaz is the "rescuer" of
Ruth and her mother in law. Rescuing them from poverty and simultaneously
providing them with a future.
I dont think too many readers of the Bible get the meaning when we talk
about a "kinsman-reddemer".
Best,
Jim
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Jim West, ThD
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Kinsman-redeemer,
Matthew Anstey, 08/25/1999
- <Possible follow-up(s)>
- Re: Kinsman-redeemer, Jim West, 08/25/1999
- Re: Kinsman-redeemer, Rolf Furuli, 08/25/1999
- Re: Kinsman-redeemer, George Athas, 08/25/1999
- Re: Kinsman-redeemer, Ben Crick, 08/26/1999
- Re: Kinsman-redeemer, Bryan Rocine, 08/26/1999
- Re: Kinsman-redeemer, Bryan Rocine, 08/26/1999
- Re: Kinsman-redeemer, Will Wagers, 08/26/1999
- Re[2]: Kinsman-redeemer, peter_kirk, 08/27/1999
- Re: Kinsman-redeemer, George Athas, 08/29/1999
- Re: Kinsman-redeemer, Mark O'Brien, 08/29/1999
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