The Hebrew that is often translated as “cut off your strength” in English is translated into Pass Valley Yali as “cut off your hand” (i.e., kill one’s children, leaving no posterity).
Translation Insights and Perspectives
Translation Insights and Perspectives
The Hebrew that is often translated as “cut off your strength” in English is translated into Pass Valley Yali as “cut off your hand” (i.e., kill one’s children, leaving no posterity).