Deut 5:6-10 - Revision history

KurtElieson: Redirected page to Deut 4:44-11:32

2015-11-17T06:05:38Z

Redirected page to Deut 4:44-11:32

RobertC: /* Verse 9 */ spacing

2006-10-20T04:51:51Z

‎Verse 9: spacing

RobertC: /* Verse 9 */ fixing x-ref

2006-05-13T12:27:42Z

‎Verse 9: fixing x-ref

RobertC: /* Verses 9-10: Individual vs. communal punishment */ fixing x-refs

2006-05-01T21:46:52Z

‎Verses 9-10: Individual vs. communal punishment: fixing x-refs

RobertC: /* Verses 9-10: Individual vs. communal punishment */ fixing x-refs

2006-05-01T21:46:11Z

‎Verses 9-10: Individual vs. communal punishment: fixing x-refs

RobertC: /* Verses 9-10: Individual vs. communal punishment */ Deut 7:9-10, not Ex

2006-05-01T21:41:18Z

‎Verses 9-10: Individual vs. communal punishment: Deut 7:9-10, not Ex

RobertC: /* Verses 9-10: Individual vs. communal punishment */ typo

2006-05-01T20:42:23Z

‎Verses 9-10: Individual vs. communal punishment: typo

RobertC: /* Verse 10 */ love ==> faithfulness

2006-05-01T20:37:22Z

‎Verse 10: love ==> faithfulness

RobertC: /* Exegesis */ individual vs. communal punishment

2006-05-01T20:27:59Z

‎Exegesis: individual vs. communal punishment

RobertC: /* Lexical notes */ v. 10: "thousandth generation" in NIV and AB

2006-05-01T20:11:56Z

‎Lexical notes: v. 10: "thousandth generation" in NIV and AB

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-== Lexical notes ==
-===Verse 9===
-* ''Jealous God.''  The Hebrew word ''qanna'', translated here as "jealous" (''The Anchor Bible'' translates this "impassioned" and notes "zealousness" as another possible meaning), is based on the root ''qana'' which is often used in the context of a jealous lover (cf. [[Num 5:14]], [[Num 5:30|30]]).  This root occurs frequently in the Old Testament in relation to Israel's loyalty toward God.  Note that [[Ex 34:14]]-15 follows the description of God as jealous with a warning against "whoring after" other gods.  Note also the love imagery indicating the metaphor of God as the husband of Israel in [[Hosea 1]]-3, [[Jer 3]], and [[Ezek 16]] and [[Ezek 23|23]].  (See also [[Isa 42:8]]; [[Deut 4:24]]; [[Deut 6:14|6:14-15]]; [[Deut 32:21|32:21-22]].)
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-===Verse 10===
-* ''Unto thousands.''  The NIV and ''The Anchor Bible'' translate this phrase as "to the thousandth generation."
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-* ''Love me.''  Compare [[Deut 7:8]] where love is made parallel to keeping an oath, suggesting a connotation of faithfulness, loyalty, and obedience here.
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-== Exegesis ==
-===Verses 9-10: Four generations vs. thousands===
-Although God is depicted as both a kind/merciful God and a vengeful/just God, his kindness and mercy are far greater, extending to thousands, than his vengance which only extends to four generations.  Notice that four generations is roughly the maximum length of time an individual lives to see (cf. [[Job 42:16]] and [[Gen 15:16]], [[Gen 50:23|50:23]]).
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-===Verses 9-10: Individual vs. communal punishment===
-Notice this raises the issue of collective punishment (cf. [[Lev 26:39]]-40 and [[Lam 5:7]]) vs.individual punishment (cf. [[Jer 31:29]]-30; [[Ezek 18:2]]-9; also, contrast this passage as well as [[Ex 34:6]]-7 and [[Num 14:18]] which suggest a form of communal punishment with [[Deut 7:9]]-10 where the communal punishment is omitted; also, note the individual responsibility in [[Deut 24:16]]).
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 == Lexical notes ==
 ===Verse 9===
-* ''Jealous God.''  The Hebrew word ''qanna'', translated here as "jealous" (''The Anchor Bible'' translates this "impassioned" and notes "zealousness" as another possible meaning), is based on the root ''qana'' which is often used in the context of a jealous lover (cf. [[Num 5:14]], [[Num 5:30|30]]).  This root occurs frequently in the Old Testament in relation to Israel's loyalty toward God.  Note that [[Ex 34:14]]-15 follows the description of God as jealous with a warning against "whoring after" other gods.  Note also the love imagery indicating the metaphor of God as the husband of Israel in [[Hosea 1]]-3, [[Jer 3]], and [[Ezek 16]] and [[Ezek 23|23]].  (See also [[Isa 42:8]]; [[Deut 4:24]]; [[Deut 6:14|6:14-15]];[[Deut 32:21|32:21-22]].)
+* ''Jealous God.''  The Hebrew word ''qanna'', translated here as "jealous" (''The Anchor Bible'' translates this "impassioned" and notes "zealousness" as another possible meaning), is based on the root ''qana'' which is often used in the context of a jealous lover (cf. [[Num 5:14]], [[Num 5:30|30]]).  This root occurs frequently in the Old Testament in relation to Israel's loyalty toward God.  Note that [[Ex 34:14]]-15 follows the description of God as jealous with a warning against "whoring after" other gods.  Note also the love imagery indicating the metaphor of God as the husband of Israel in [[Hosea 1]]-3, [[Jer 3]], and [[Ezek 16]] and [[Ezek 23|23]].  (See also [[Isa 42:8]]; [[Deut 4:24]]; [[Deut 6:14|6:14-15]]; [[Deut 32:21|32:21-22]].)
 ===Verse 10===
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 == Lexical notes ==
 ===Verse 9===
-* ''Jealous God.''  The Hebrew word ''qanna'', translated here as "jealous" (''The Anchor Bible'' translates this "impassioned" and notes "zealousness" as another possible meaning), is based on the root ''qana'' which is often used in the context of a jealous lover (cf. [[Num 5:14]], [[Num 5:30|30]]).  This root occurs frequently in the Old Testament in relation to Israel's loyalty toward God.  Note that [[Ex 34:14]]-15 follows the description of God as jealous with a warning against "whoring after" other gods.  Note also the love imagery indicating the metaphor of God as the husband of Israel in [[Hosea 1]]-3, [[Jer 3]], and [[Ezek 16]] and [[Ezek 23|23]].  (See also [[Isa 42:8]]; [[Deut 4:22]]; [[Deut 6:14|6:14-15]];[[Deut 32:21|32:21-22]].)
+* ''Jealous God.''  The Hebrew word ''qanna'', translated here as "jealous" (''The Anchor Bible'' translates this "impassioned" and notes "zealousness" as another possible meaning), is based on the root ''qana'' which is often used in the context of a jealous lover (cf. [[Num 5:14]], [[Num 5:30|30]]).  This root occurs frequently in the Old Testament in relation to Israel's loyalty toward God.  Note that [[Ex 34:14]]-15 follows the description of God as jealous with a warning against "whoring after" other gods.  Note also the love imagery indicating the metaphor of God as the husband of Israel in [[Hosea 1]]-3, [[Jer 3]], and [[Ezek 16]] and [[Ezek 23|23]].  (See also [[Isa 42:8]]; [[Deut 4:24]]; [[Deut 6:14|6:14-15]];[[Deut 32:21|32:21-22]].)
 ===Verse 10===

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 ===Verses 9-10: Individual vs. communal punishment===
-Notice this raises the issue of collective punishment (cf. [[Lev 26:39]]-40 and [[Lam 5:7]]) vs.individual punishment (cf. [[Deut 7:9]]-10; [[Jer 31:29]]-30; [[Ezek 18:2]]-9; also, contrast this passage as well as [[Ex 34:6]]-7 and [[Num 14:18]] which suggest a form of communal punishment with [[Deut 7:9]]-10 where the communal punishment is omitted; also, note the individual responsibility in [[Deut 24:16]]).
+Notice this raises the issue of collective punishment (cf. [[Lev 26:39]]-40 and [[Lam 5:7]]) vs.individual punishment (cf. [[Jer 31:29]]-30; [[Ezek 18:2]]-9; also, contrast this passage as well as [[Ex 34:6]]-7 and [[Num 14:18]] which suggest a form of communal punishment with [[Deut 7:9]]-10 where the communal punishment is omitted; also, note the individual responsibility in [[Deut 24:16]]).
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 ===Verses 9-10: Individual vs. communal punishment===
-Notice this raises the issue of collective punishment (cf. [[Lev 26:39]]-40 and [[Lam 5:7]]) vs.individual punishment (cf. [[Deut 7:9]]-10; [[Jer 31:29]]; [[Ezek 18:2]]-3; see the phrase "to his face" meaning "personally" in [[Job 19:15]], [[Job 21:9|21:9]]; also, contrast this passage as well as [[Ex 34:6]]-7 and [[Num 14:18]] which suggest a form of communal punishment with [[Deut 7:9]]-10 where the communal punishment is omitted; also, note the individual responsibility in [[Deut 24:16]]).
+Notice this raises the issue of collective punishment (cf. [[Lev 26:39]]-40 and [[Lam 5:7]]) vs.individual punishment (cf. [[Deut 7:9]]-10; [[Jer 31:29]]-30; [[Ezek 18:2]]-9; also, contrast this passage as well as [[Ex 34:6]]-7 and [[Num 14:18]] which suggest a form of communal punishment with [[Deut 7:9]]-10 where the communal punishment is omitted; also, note the individual responsibility in [[Deut 24:16]]).
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