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Why is Proverbs 31:10-31 unique?
It is an alliterated poem.
It is an acrostic poem.
It is an odic poem
It is an epic poem.
It is an ekphrastic poem.
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It is an acrostic poem.
Proverbs 31:10–31 (Eshet Ḥayil, “Woman of Valor”) is alphabetic/acrostic in Hebrew: its lines/phrases begin with successive letters of the Hebrew alphabet (22 letters). That alphabetic structure is what makes this passage distinctive (though it also functions as a praise‑ode, its uniqueness in Proverbs is the acrostic form).
Proverbs 31:10–31 (Eshet Ḥayil, “Woman of Valor”) is alphabetic/acrostic in Hebrew: its lines/phrases begin with successive letters of the Hebrew alphabet (22 letters). That alphabetic structure is what makes this passage distinctive (though it also functions as a praise‑ode, its uniqueness in Proverbs is the acrostic form).
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