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Newest Article: Ḥesed in the Hebrew Bible
Written by Jennifer M. Matheny
Ḥesed is a central theological term in the Hebrew Bible that is fundamentally relational, resistant to reduction to a single-word equivalent, and semantically multivalent. While earlier scholarship often treated this ambiguity as a lexical problem, recent studies have increasingly recognized… Read More

 

 

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