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A Historical Investigation of The Feminine Reading of Gen 3:15 and The Patristic Witness to The Feminine Interpretation

Virgin and Child ca. 1275–1300 Recently, I’ve been researching the textual history behind a particular reading of Genesis 3:15, specifically the rendering “she shall crush”, and have found it to be a fascinating area of discussion. I’ve wanted to write my thoughts on this subject for some time, and after finding unsourced claims defending a […]

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Unpacking ‘Until’: A Closer Look at Matthew 1:25 and Mary’s Perpetual Virginity.

A Biblical Case Against Mary’s Perpetual Virginity?  A main argument against Mary’s perpetual virginity is found in Matthew 1:24-25, where the word “until” is used. This argument suggests that Mary was a virgin up “until” she gave birth to Jesus, implying that her virginity was not a permanent state. Advocates of this view argue that

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