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Genesis 21:12
Footnotes
- 21:12 The word which is used in this chapter for female slave or servant (amah) is allegedly somewhat higher than the one used in connection with Ishmael's birth in chapter 16 (shiphchah). In Sarah's eyes, Hagar is still a slave, but as Sarah's surrogate, she also has the status of a secondary wife of Abraham. It is not clear, however, whether any distinction is intended by this shift of terms. Critics, of course, see the shift as evidence of two sources.
- 21:12 Literally seed