MSH | May 10, 2012
Here is a link to a short (13:00 or so) video I made searching for the structure of Genesis 1:2 and its verb, hayah (“to be”) The video was prompted by a comment to an earlier post I made about the “gap theory.” That theory of interpreting Genesis 1:1-3 in part depends on translating the [...]
Category: Bible Study, Gap Theory, Genesis, Genesis 1:1-3, Research Tools |
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Tags: creation, gap theory, Genesis, hayah
MSH | December 1, 2011
Way back in September of 2010 I had posted a lecture I gave at church where I attempted to explain the real issue involved in translating Genesis 1:1-3. Rather than meanings of words like bara’, the real issue is the relationship of the clauses (and the nature of those clauses) in these first three verses. [...]
Category: Bible Study, Bible Translations, Gap Theory, Genesis, Genesis 1:1-3 |
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Tags: Genesis 1:1-3, grammar, holmstedt, translation
MSH | September 28, 2010
Blogging has been a bit tough lately. This post (like everything else I’m working on presently) is overdue. Some have asked for some comments about the validity of the gap theory – the idea that Genesis 1:1 speaks of the initial creation, while Genesis 1:2 describes the destruction of that creation by some evil cataclysmic [...]
Category: Gap Theory, Genesis, Genesis 1:1-3 |
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Tags: creation, darkness, gap theory, Genesis 1:2, restitution, tohu wa-bohu