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Name 2. Dina als Tochter 3. Dinas Schicksal in Gen 34 4. Dina in der Rezeption kanonischer Texte 5. Dina in der jüdisch-hellenistischen Literatur Literaturverzeichnis PDF-Archiv. Dina ist die in Gen 30,21, Gen 34 und Gen 46,15 erwähnte Tochter von → Lea und → Jakob. Ansonsten ist der Name, der von seiner Bildung her für Männer und ...
Dinah is the only daughter of the patriarch Jacob—at least the only one named (others are mentioned in Genesis 37:35 and Genesis 46:15, perhaps including granddaughters). Her mother Leah bore her after six sons and named her “Dinah” (Genesis 30:21), meaning “her judgment,” although no explanation for her name is given in the biblical account (in contrast to the naming of sons).
23. Juni 2021 · The story of Dinah recounts an episode in which the girl (or young woman) goes out to see the “daughters of the land” (34:1) but is raped, seduced, and/or abducted by Shechem, a Hivite prince, who subsequently falls in love with her. Shechem asks his father, Hamor, to negotiate marriage terms. Jacob is silent on the matter, but Dinah’s ...
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Dinah: The Woman Who Made a Difference. There is only one incident of sexual abuse that is recorded explicitly in the Torah. ( Sarah was abducted by Pharaoh and again by Abimelech, but remained safely untouched in those kings’ palaces until she was liberated.) It is quite a tragic read, and the repercussions are curiously significant.
22. März 2024 · Dinah ist sehr plötzlich sehr schwer erkrankt und kann ihre Eindrücke, Erfahrungen und Erlebnisse derzeit nicht mit Ihnen und uns teilen. Gemeinsam mit ihrem Mann, ihren engsten Angehörigen und ...
Dinah only appears three times in the entire Hebrew Bible; in Gen 34, her birth announcement in Gen 30:21, and Jacob’s genealogy in Gen 46:15. Dinah is only the subject of an action once in the entire narrative, and she never speaks. Dinah never appears again after this episode. Many scholars and translations read this story as one of rape.
