- three Hebrew words in line 1, five in line 2, and 7 in line 3;
- 12 syllables in line 1, 14 in line 2, and 16 in line 3;
- 15 consonants in line 1, 20 in line 2, 25 in line 3.
At Church of the Messiah in Xenia, Ohio, we have been following a lectionary that goes through the Pentateuch in three and a half years, with accompanying readings in the prophets, psalms, and New Testament. This blog chronicles things that we have been learning along the way.
Thursday, March 12, 2026
Seder 107: Numbers 6:22-27---Numerical Patterns in the Priestly Blessing
The literary beauty of the priestly blessing in Numbers 6:22-27 has often been observed. In the three lines of the blessing, there are
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Seder 107: Numbers 6:22-27---Numerical Patterns in the Priestly Blessing
The literary beauty of the priestly blessing in Numbers 6:22-27 has often been observed. In the three lines of the blessing, there are thr...
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