[B-Greek] Gen 3:16b LXX: t'shuqah (desire) => APOSTROFH (turning)
Eric S. Weiss
papaweiss1 at yahoo.com
Tue Jan 5 11:26:37 EST 2010
Albert Pietersma wrote:
> While the Hebrew-Greek equivalence is interesting, the LXX like MT
> speaks about 'dominating'. NETS reads: "Your recourse will be to your
> husband, AND HE WILL DOMINATE (KURIEUW) YOU." It would thus seem that
> on the question of dominance, MT and LXX agree.
> Al
Perhaps Jerome wanted to reinforce the idea of the husband dominating (the last clause of
Genesis 3:16) when he translated (mistranslated?) the previous clause "your desire/turning
shall be to your husband" as "and thou shalt be under thy husband's power.."
Anyway: Does anybody here (Calling Randall Buth) have any idea why t'shuqah was
translated with APOSTROFH as well as why Jerome seemed to radically change the
meaning/translation of the clause?
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Eric S. Weiss
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