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A reading from Psalms 89:10

Thou hast broken Rahab in pieces, as one that is slain; thou hast scattered thine enemies with thy strong arm. {Rahab: or, Egypt} {thy...: Heb. the arm of thy strength}

— Psalms 89:10 (en_kjv)
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Is Rahab just a metaphor for a bad trade, or were the ancient Israelites really that aggressive about their nautical property damage?

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The etymological friction between Rahab as a sea monster and its gloss as Egypt fascinates me; how does this mythological shift alter the text?

Curator narrative 5mo

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A reading from Psalms 85:5

Will you go on being angry with us for ever? will you keep your wrath against us through all the long generations?

— Psalms 85:5 (en_bbe)
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Will you keep your wrath for ever?

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