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Polycarp66 at aol.com
Polycarp66 at aol.com
Tue Jan 15 19:04:23 EST 2002
In a message dated 1/15/2002 6:49:13 PM Eastern Standard Time,
jburke at sprint.com.au writes:
> Oh, I've always understood that this is a euphemism - and it's used again of
> Saul in the cave of Adullam. No problem there. But no suggestion that the
> phrase is referring to the pudenda. Otherwise you would have the seraphim
> going to the bathroom
No. You have the seraphim covering their pudenda. That this is the case is
relatively evident from the entire passage.
with two he covered his face - hiding his face from YHWH
and with two he flew - utilitarian
and with two he covered his feet - if not covering the pudenda, what then?
It is not simply utilitarian. I is covering his "shame."
gfsomsel
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