Bathsheba and Proverbs 31: New Ideas
Doing research on something else, I came across this.
Fascinating and totally unsurprising because I have been thinking this for many years.
From the article "Bathsheba" in the Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature, Vol 2, Page 695:
"Bath-sheva is said by Jewish tradition to have composed and recited Proverbs 31 by way of admonition or reproof to her son Solomon on his marriage with Pharoah's daughter (Calmet, Dict. s.v.; Corn. a Lapid, on Prov. 31) The rabbins describe her as a woman of vast information and a highly cultivated mind, to whose education Solomon owed much of his wisdom and reputation, end even a great part of the practical philosophy embodied in his Proverbs (q.v)
For more information, see my post -http://samuelmartin.blogspot.co.il/2012/08/feminine-voices-in-proverbs.html
Doing research on something else, I came across this.
Fascinating and totally unsurprising because I have been thinking this for many years.
From the article "Bathsheba" in the Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature, Vol 2, Page 695:
"Bath-sheva is said by Jewish tradition to have composed and recited Proverbs 31 by way of admonition or reproof to her son Solomon on his marriage with Pharoah's daughter (Calmet, Dict. s.v.; Corn. a Lapid, on Prov. 31) The rabbins describe her as a woman of vast information and a highly cultivated mind, to whose education Solomon owed much of his wisdom and reputation, end even a great part of the practical philosophy embodied in his Proverbs (q.v)
For more information, see my post -http://samuelmartin.blogspot.co.il/2012/08/feminine-voices-in-proverbs.html
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