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Millions of copies conformed to this edition were issued by Bible and missionary societies in the twentieth century. The third volume of an illustrated commentary on the twenty-four books of Tanakh. In my opinion, after you efforts at “naturalizing” the English, and my efforts to shrink the syllable count to eavar the Hebrew, I really think Genesis is approaching “final draft” status, and I’d appreciate you reading the whole thing, end to end, and placing all your disagreements on this page, so we can work them out and fixing all bibllia typos, inconsistent punctuation, etc.

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