# Genesis 1.26

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**Book:** [Genesis](/codex/genesis/) · NASB95

## Verse

> Then God said, 'Let Us make man in Our image, according to Our likeness; and let them rule over the fish of the sea and over the birds of the sky and over the cattle and over all the earth, and over every creeping thing that creeps on the earth.' (Genesis 1:26, NASB95)

## Immediate context (±2 verses)

**NASB95** ([NASB95](/codex/nasb95/))
> Then God said, 'Let the earth bring forth living creatures after their kind: cattle and creeping things and beasts of the earth after their kind'; and it was so. God made the beasts of the earth after their kind, and the cattle after their kind, and everything that creeps on the ground after its kind; and God saw that it was good.
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> **Then God said, 'Let Us make man in Our image, according to Our likeness; and let them rule over the fish of the sea and over the birds of the sky and over the cattle and over all the earth, and over every creeping thing that creeps on the earth.'**
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> God created man in His own image, in the image of God He created him; male and female He created them. God blessed them; and God said to them, 'Be fruitful and multiply, and fill the earth, and subdue it; and rule over the fish of the sea and over the birds of the sky and over every living thing that moves on the earth.' (Genesis 1:24-28, NASB95)

## Setting

- **Speaker:** Moses (traditionally) reporting divine speech.
- **Audience:** Israel, in the wilderness.
- **Location:** Sinai / wilderness composition.
- **Time period:** the verse narrates the climactic act of the sixth day of creation; written 14th-13th c. BC.

## Theological reading

The verse is the **opening of Hebrew theological anthropology**, and one of the most contested in OT-internal interpretation due to the **plural language** ("Let *Us* make… in *Our* image, after *Our* likeness"). Three claims:

1. **Plural divine speech.** *Na'aseh adam betzalmenu kidemutenu*, "Let *us* make man in *our* image, after *our* likeness." Three plural elements:
 - *Na'aseh*, first-person plural cohortative ("let us make")
 - *Tzalmenu*, "our image (plural possessive)
 - *Demutenu*, "our likeness (plural possessive)

2. **Image and likeness.** Two terms paired: *tzelem* (image, visible-physical-pattern, what something *looks like*) and *demut* (likeness, abstract-pattern, what something *resembles*). Together: humanity is patterned on God in both visible (form, role, relational capacity) and abstract (rationality, morality, spirituality) dimensions.

3. **Dominion mandate.** "Let them rule", humanity is given delegated authority over creation. This grounds the *cultural mandate* (cultivation, exploration, science, art) and stewardship-of-creation ethics.

## The plural language, three readings

The plural "Let Us" / "in Our image" has been read three ways across the history of exegesis:

**1. Plural of majesty (Jewish / some Christian).** Royal speakers throughout the ancient world used the *we* of office (cf. modern royal "we"). On this reading, God's plural is simply majestic, no implication of internal plurality. **Counter:** Hebrew elsewhere has clear plural-of-majesty conventions (the noun *elohim* with singular verb), but the **verbal cohortative** *na'aseh* is not the standard plural-of-majesty form. Plural-of-majesty in the Hebrew Bible appears in nouns and possessives, but is rare-to-nonexistent for verbal speech. The grammatical case for plural-of-majesty as the explanation for *na'aseh* is weak.

**2. Plural of self-deliberation (some modern Jewish + some moderate Christian).** God deliberating with Himself, like an inner monologue. **Counter:** Hebrew has clearer ways to express self-deliberation; the plural is striking enough to require explanation.

**3. Divine-council deliberation (some modern critical scholars; Michael Heiser).** God speaking to the heavenly council of angels / *bnei elohim* (sons of God; cf. Job 1:6, Job 38:7, 1 Kings 22:19, Psalm 82:1). On this reading, "Let Us make" is God speaking to created angels. **Counter:** v. 27 immediately follows: *bara elohim et ha-adam*, "*God* (singular) created man." The actual creation-act is by *God alone*; v. 26's plural deliberation does not include angels in the creative act. Also: humans are made in God's image (singular reference in v. 27 *betzelem elohim*), not in the image of angels-plus-God.

**4. Trinitarian foreshadowing (patristic / traditional Christian).** The plural anticipates, though does not yet explicitly reveal, the tri-personal nature of God. The Father consults with the Son and Spirit in the creation of humanity. **Defense:** the plural fits the broader canonical theology of God's tri-personality (Genesis 11:7 "let *us* go down"; Isaiah 6:8 "who shall *we* send"; the OT Word / Wisdom / Spirit theology); v. 27's singular-creation-act preserves divine unity (one God acts) within the plural-deliberation. The plural language is *consistent with* and *anticipatory of* full Trinitarian revelation, even if not yet explicit.

The Christian-traditional position: the plural does not *prove* the Trinity from Genesis 1:26 alone, but *the doctrine of the Trinity makes sense of the plural language* in a way the alternatives do not.

## Imago Dei, the foundational doctrine

The verse establishes the **imago Dei** doctrine, with implications across:

- **Human dignity**, every human bears God's image; murder is forbidden because of the imago Dei (Genesis 9:6); slavery / abuse / dehumanization are violations of imago Dei (see [Exodus 21.16](/codex/exodus-21-16/)).
- **Pro-life ethics**, the unborn bear the imago Dei.
- **Anti-racism**, every ethnicity equally bears the image (Acts 17:26).
- **Christology**, Christ is *the* perfect imago Dei ([Colossians 1.15](/codex/colossians-1-15/)); fallen image-bearers are restored *into* His image (Romans 8:29; 2 Corinthians 3:18).
- **Cultural mandate**, the dominion mandate authorizes human creativity, science, governance, art; humans are vice-regents under God.

## Patristic reading of "Let Us"

Patristic tradition uniformly took the *na'aseh* as Trinitarian-foreshadowing:

- **[Justin Martyr](/codex/justin-martyr/)** (*Dialogue with Trypho* 62, c. AD 160), Father speaks to the Son; possibly to the Spirit
- **Irenaeus** (*Against Heresies* IV.20.1, c. AD 180), Father speaks to the "two hands (Son and Spirit)
- **Tertullian** (*Against Praxeas* 12, c. AD 213), explicit Trinitarian reading
- **Athanasius** (*Discourses Against the Arians* II.31, c. AD 358)
- **Augustine** (*De Trinitate* 7.6; *City of God* 16.6), affirms Trinitarian implication while acknowledging Genesis alone is insufficient to demonstrate the doctrine
- **Calvin** (*Genesis* commentary, ad loc.), Trinitarian; "Christians have sometimes interpreted this plural number as if Moses ascribes a council to God between the Three Persons of the Godhead. Although I do not reject the explanation, yet I think it more likely that…"

Calvin's caveat shows the pattern: the patristic-Reformed tradition treats Genesis 1:26 as *consistent with* and *anticipatory of* Trinitarian doctrine, while acknowledging the explicit revelation comes through later Scripture. The Trinitarian doctrine is grounded across the canon, but Genesis 1:26 remains one of its earliest hints.

## Apologetic significance

The verse anchors:

- **Trinitarian apologetics** against unitarian (Jewish, Islamic, JW, Oneness) readings of monotheism. The Christian claim is that the plural-language of Genesis 1:26 / 11:7 / Isaiah 6:8 + the singular *echad* of the Shema together permit (and on the canonical witness *require*) a tri-personal monotheism. See [H0259 - echad](/codex/h0259-echad/).
- **Pro-life / human dignity arguments**, imago Dei is the universal-human-worth ground.
- **Anti-evolutionist anthropology**, humans are categorically distinct from animals (made *in God's image*, not just on a continuum with apes).
- **Anti-Marxist / collectivist anthropology**, every human individually bears the image; not a faceless collective.

## Key words

- [H0430 - elohim](/codex/h0430-elohim/), *elohim* (God), plural noun; takes singular verb in v. 27 but plural cohortative in v. 26
- [H1254 - bara](/codex/h1254-bara/), *bara* (created), singular subject in v. 27 (*God created*)
- [H6754 - tselem](/codex/h6754-tselem/), *tzelem* (image)
- [H1823 - demuth](/codex/h1823-demuth/), *demut* (likeness)
- [H0120 - adam](/codex/h0120-adam/), *adam* (man / mankind)

## Connection to other passages

- [Genesis 1.27](/codex/genesis-1-27/), the singular execution of the plural deliberation; humans created in God's image
- [Colossians 1.15](/codex/colossians-1-15/), Christ as *the* image (*eikōn*) of the invisible God; the perfect imago restored
- [H0259 - echad](/codex/h0259-echad/), the Shema's word for "one"; the unity-in-plurality argument
- John 1:1, the *Logos* with God in the beginning (anticipated in Gen 1:26's "Let Us")

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## Quoted in

**Arguments and defeaters:**

- [Anthropology Defeats Christianity Objection Defeater](/codex/anthropology-defeats-christianity-objection-defeater/), via [Genesis 1.26-27](/codex/genesis-1-26-27/)
- [Anthropology vs Epistemology Priority Objection Defeater](/codex/anthropology-vs-epistemology-priority-objection-defeater/), via [Genesis 1.26-27](/codex/genesis-1-26-27/)
- [Argument from Consciousness](/codex/argument-from-consciousness/), via [Genesis 1.26-27](/codex/genesis-1-26-27/)
- [Argument from Love](/codex/argument-from-love/), via [Genesis 1.26-27](/codex/genesis-1-26-27/)
- [Argument from Neuroscience (Guillen)](/codex/argument-from-neuroscience-guillen/), via [Genesis 1.26-27](/codex/genesis-1-26-27/)
- [Argument from Reason](/codex/argument-from-reason/), via [Genesis 1.26-27](/codex/genesis-1-26-27/)
- [Argument from the Information-Conservation Convergence](/codex/argument-from-the-information-conservation-convergence/), via [Genesis 1.26-27](/codex/genesis-1-26-27/)
- [Argument from the Mirror-Recognition Convergence](/codex/argument-from-the-mirror-recognition-convergence/), via [Genesis 1.26-27](/codex/genesis-1-26-27/)
- [Argument from the Naming Convergence](/codex/argument-from-the-naming-convergence/), via [Genesis 1.26-28](/codex/genesis-1-26-28/)
- [Argument from the Pre-Given Logos](/codex/argument-from-the-pre-given-logos/), via [Genesis 1.26-27](/codex/genesis-1-26-27/)
- [Argument from the Question-Asking Asymmetry](/codex/argument-from-the-question-asking-asymmetry/), via [Genesis 1.26-27](/codex/genesis-1-26-27/)
- [Argument from the Trans-Instinctual Agency Convergence](/codex/argument-from-the-trans-instinctual-agency-convergence/), via [Genesis 1.26-28](/codex/genesis-1-26-28/)
- [Christian God is the Only True God](/codex/christian-god-is-the-only-true-god/)
- [Christians Behaving Badly Defeater](/codex/christians-behaving-badly-defeater/), via [Genesis 1.26-27](/codex/genesis-1-26-27/)
- [Cosmic Dictator Objection Defeater](/codex/cosmic-dictator-objection-defeater/), via [Genesis 1.26-27](/codex/genesis-1-26-27/)
- [Cumulative Case for the Deity of Christ](/codex/cumulative-case-for-the-deity-of-christ/)
- [Elohim Is a Divine Council Objection Defeater](/codex/elohim-is-a-divine-council-objection-defeater/)
- [Hominin Foot and Big Toe Transition Argument](/codex/hominin-foot-and-big-toe-transition-argument/), via [Genesis 1.26-27](/codex/genesis-1-26-27/)
- [Moral Anti-Realism Defeater](/codex/moral-anti-realism-defeater/), via [Genesis 1.26-27](/codex/genesis-1-26-27/)
- [Necessary Being is an Intelligent Mind](/codex/necessary-being-is-an-intelligent-mind/), via [Genesis 1.26-27](/codex/genesis-1-26-27/)
- [Orphan Genes Argument](/codex/orphan-genes-argument/), via [Genesis 1.26-27](/codex/genesis-1-26-27/)
- [OT Polytheism Objection Defeater](/codex/ot-polytheism-objection-defeater/), via [Genesis 1.26-27](/codex/genesis-1-26-27/)
- [Tree of Knowledge Objection Defeater](/codex/tree-of-knowledge-objection-defeater/), via [Genesis 1.26-27](/codex/genesis-1-26-27/)
- [Unitarian Oneness Binitarian Objection Defeater](/codex/unitarian-oneness-binitarian-objection-defeater/)
- [Why Doesnt God Stop Satan Objection Defeater](/codex/why-doesnt-god-stop-satan-objection-defeater/), via [Genesis 1.26-28](/codex/genesis-1-26-28/)

**Concepts:**

- [Adam and Eve Historicity](/codex/adam-and-eve-historicity/), via [Genesis 1.26-27](/codex/genesis-1-26-27/)
- [Anti-Muslim Polemic Quality-Control](/codex/anti-muslim-polemic-quality-control/), via [Genesis 1.26-27](/codex/genesis-1-26-27/)
- [Biblical Dignity](/codex/biblical-dignity/)
- [Black People Shouldnt Be Christian](/codex/black-people-shouldnt-be-christian/), via [Genesis 1.26-27](/codex/genesis-1-26-27/)
- [Christian Abolitionist Movement](/codex/christian-abolitionist-movement/), via [Genesis 1.26-27](/codex/genesis-1-26-27/)
- [Christianity in Africa](/codex/christianity-in-africa/), via [Genesis 1.26-27](/codex/genesis-1-26-27/)
- [Common Descent Critique](/codex/common-descent-critique/), via [Genesis 1.26-27](/codex/genesis-1-26-27/)
- [Edge of Evolution](/codex/edge-of-evolution/)
- [Genesis ANE Myth Borrowing Objection](/codex/genesis-ane-myth-borrowing-objection/), via [Genesis 1.26-28](/codex/genesis-1-26-28/)
- [Genesis Hermeneutics](/codex/genesis-hermeneutics/), via [Genesis 1.26-27](/codex/genesis-1-26-27/)
- [Imago Dei](/codex/genesis-1-27/), via [Genesis 1.26-27](/codex/genesis-1-26-27/)
- [Old Testament Witness to the Deity of Christ](/codex/old-testament-witness-to-the-deity-of-christ/)
- [Oneness Pentecostalism](/codex/oneness-pentecostalism/)
- [Orphan Genes](/codex/orphan-genes/), via [Genesis 1.24-26](/codex/genesis-1-24-26/), [Genesis 1.26-27](/codex/genesis-1-26-27/)
- [Papal Bulls and Slavery](/codex/papal-bulls-and-slavery/), via [Genesis 1.26-27](/codex/genesis-1-26-27/)
- [PaRDeS](/codex/pardes/)
- [Substance Dualism](/codex/substance-dualism/), via [Genesis 1.26-27](/codex/genesis-1-26-27/)
- [Tawhid](/codex/tawhid/)
- [Theistic Evolution](/codex/theistic-evolution/), via [Genesis 1.26-27](/codex/genesis-1-26-27/), [Genesis 1.26-28](/codex/genesis-1-26-28/)
- [Trinity](/codex/trinity/)
- [Trinity Common Objections](/codex/trinity-common-objections/)
- [Trinity OT Stack (Five Texts)](/codex/trinity-ot-stack-five-texts/)
- [Trinity Plural-Hebrew-Noun Stack](/codex/trinity-plural-hebrew-noun-stack/)
- [Two Powers in Heaven](/codex/two-powers-in-heaven/)
- [Verses on Gods Goodness and Human Worth](/codex/verses-on-gods-goodness-and-human-worth/), via [Genesis 1.26-27](/codex/genesis-1-26-27/)

**People:**

- [Frederick Douglass](/codex/frederick-douglass/), via [Genesis 1.26-27](/codex/genesis-1-26-27/)
- [Michael Heiser](/codex/michael-heiser/)

**Lexicon:**

- [G1504 - eikon](/codex/g1504-eikon/)
- [H0120 - adam](/codex/h0120-adam/), via [Genesis 1.26-27](/codex/genesis-1-26-27/), [Genesis 1.26-31](/codex/genesis-1-26-31/)
- [H0430 - elohim](/codex/h0430-elohim/)
- [H1697 - dabar](/codex/h1697-dabar/), via [Genesis 1.3-31](/codex/genesis-1-3-31/)
- [H1823 - demuth](/codex/h1823-demuth/)
- [H6213 - asah](/codex/h6213-asah/)
- [H6754 - tselem](/codex/h6754-tselem/)
- [H7307 - ruach](/codex/h7307-ruach/)

**Passages:**

- [1 Chronicles 28.20](/codex/1-chronicles-28-20/)
- [1 Kings 10.1-13](/codex/1-kings-10-1-13/)
- [1 Kings 18.32](/codex/1-kings-18-32/)
- [1 Kings 21.25](/codex/1-kings-21-25/)
- [1 Samuel 15.2-3](/codex/1-samuel-15-2-3/)
- [1 Samuel 15.6](/codex/1-samuel-15-6/)
- [1 Samuel 15.9-21](/codex/1-samuel-15-9-21/)
- [1 Samuel 28](/codex/1-samuel-28/)
- [1 Samuel 3](/codex/1-samuel-3/)
- [2 Chronicles 9.1-12](/codex/2-chronicles-9-1-12/)
- [2 Kings 17.37](/codex/2-kings-17-37/)
- [2 Kings 18](/codex/2-kings-18/)
- [2 Kings 20.20](/codex/2-kings-20-20/)
- [2 Kings 24](/codex/2-kings-24/)
- [2 Samuel 12.11-12](/codex/2-samuel-12-11-12/)
- [2 Samuel 24.15-17](/codex/2-samuel-24-15-17/)
- [Amos 5.26](/codex/amos-5-26/)
- [Daniel 9](/codex/daniel-9/)
- [Deuteronomy 10.18-19](/codex/deuteronomy-10-18-19/)
- [Deuteronomy 18.10-12](/codex/deuteronomy-18-10-12/)
- [Deuteronomy 18.9-12](/codex/deuteronomy-18-9-12/)
- [Deuteronomy 18.9-14](/codex/deuteronomy-18-9-14/)
- [Deuteronomy 21](/codex/deuteronomy-21/)
- [Deuteronomy 21.10-14](/codex/deuteronomy-21-10-14/)
- [Deuteronomy 22](/codex/deuteronomy-22/)
- [Deuteronomy 22.25-26](/codex/deuteronomy-22-25-26/)
- [Deuteronomy 25.17-19](/codex/deuteronomy-25-17-19/)
- [Deuteronomy 28](/codex/deuteronomy-28/)
- [Deuteronomy 34](/codex/deuteronomy-34/)
- [Deuteronomy 6.4](/codex/deuteronomy-6-4/)
- [Deuteronomy 7](/codex/deuteronomy-7/)
- [Deuteronomy 8.18](/codex/deuteronomy-8-18/)
- [Ecclesiastes 3.12-13](/codex/ecclesiastes-3-12-13/)
- [Ecclesiastes 7.20](/codex/ecclesiastes-7-20/)
- [Ecclesiastes 9.10](/codex/ecclesiastes-9-10/)
- [Esther 3.8](/codex/esther-3-8/)
- [Exodus 15.26](/codex/exodus-15-26/)
- [Exodus 20.1-17](/codex/exodus-20-1-17/)
- [Exodus 20.4](/codex/exodus-20-4/)
- [Exodus 20.4-6](/codex/exodus-20-4-6/)
- [Exodus 23.20-22](/codex/exodus-23-20-22/)
- [Exodus 3](/codex/exodus-3/)
- [Exodus 32.14](/codex/exodus-32-14/)
- [Exodus 33.20](/codex/exodus-33-20/)
- [Exodus 7](/codex/exodus-7/)
- [Ezekiel 18.1-24](/codex/ezekiel-18-1-24/)
- [Ezekiel 18.21](/codex/ezekiel-18-21/)
- [Ezekiel 18.30-32](/codex/ezekiel-18-30-32/)
- [Ezekiel 21.1-5](/codex/ezekiel-21-1-5/)
- [Ezekiel 23.20-21](/codex/ezekiel-23-20-21/)
- [Ezekiel 28.11-17](/codex/ezekiel-28-11-17/)
- [Ezekiel 36](/codex/ezekiel-36/)
- [Ezekiel 37.24-28](/codex/ezekiel-37-24-28/)
- [Ezekiel 39](/codex/ezekiel-39/)
- [Ezekiel 45.22](/codex/ezekiel-45-22/)
- [Genesis 1.24-28](/codex/genesis-1-24-28/)
- [Genesis 11.1-9](/codex/genesis-11-1-9/)
- [Genesis 11.6](/codex/genesis-11-6/)
- [Genesis 12](/codex/genesis-12/)
- [Genesis 12.2-3](/codex/genesis-12-2-3/)
- [Genesis 16.12](/codex/genesis-16-12/)
- [Genesis 16.7-13](/codex/genesis-16-7-13/)
- [Genesis 18.1-15](/codex/genesis-18-1-15/)
- [Genesis 2.18](/codex/genesis-2-18/)
- [Genesis 2.4](/codex/genesis-2-4/)
- [Genesis 22.11-18](/codex/genesis-22-11-18/)
- [Genesis 22.12](/codex/genesis-22-12/)
- [Genesis 28](/codex/genesis-28/)
- [Genesis 28.10-22](/codex/genesis-28-10-22/)
- [Genesis 3](/codex/genesis-3/)
- [Genesis 3.8](/codex/genesis-3-8/)
- [Genesis 31.11-13](/codex/genesis-31-11-13/)
- [Genesis 41.54-56](/codex/genesis-41-54-56/)
- [Genesis 6.1-4](/codex/genesis-6-1-4/)
- [Genesis 6.13-14](/codex/genesis-6-13-14/)
- [Genesis 6.14](/codex/genesis-6-14/)
- [Genesis 6.15](/codex/genesis-6-15/)
- [Genesis 6.16](/codex/genesis-6-16/)
- [Genesis 6.2](/codex/genesis-6-2/)
- [Genesis 6.4](/codex/genesis-6-4/)
- [Genesis 7.17-23](/codex/genesis-7-17-23/)
- [Genesis 7.21-23](/codex/genesis-7-21-23/)
- [Hosea 11.9](/codex/hosea-11-9/)
- [Isaiah 13](/codex/isaiah-13/)
- [Isaiah 2.11](/codex/isaiah-2-11/)
- [Isaiah 41.4](/codex/isaiah-41-4/)
- [Isaiah 42.16](/codex/isaiah-42-16/)
- [Isaiah 43.19](/codex/isaiah-43-19/)
- [Isaiah 44.15](/codex/isaiah-44-15/)
- [Isaiah 44.24](/codex/isaiah-44-24/)
- [Isaiah 45.12](/codex/isaiah-45-12/)
- [Isaiah 45.5-7](/codex/isaiah-45-5-7/)
- [Isaiah 45.7](/codex/isaiah-45-7/)
- [Isaiah 46.10](/codex/isaiah-46-10/)
- [Isaiah 48.12-16](/codex/isaiah-48-12-16/)
- [Isaiah 53.1-12](/codex/isaiah-53-1-12/)
- [Isaiah 6](/codex/isaiah-6/)
- [Isaiah 9.6-7](/codex/isaiah-9-6-7/)
- [Jeremiah 10.12](/codex/jeremiah-10-12/)
- [Jeremiah 10.23](/codex/jeremiah-10-23/)
- [Jeremiah 18.7-10](/codex/jeremiah-18-7-10/)
- [Jeremiah 23.5](/codex/jeremiah-23-5/)
- [Jeremiah 28.13-14](/codex/jeremiah-28-13-14/)
- [Jeremiah 31.29-34](/codex/jeremiah-31-29-34/)
- [Jeremiah 38.7-13](/codex/jeremiah-38-7-13/)
- [Jeremiah 7.18](/codex/jeremiah-7-18/)
- [Jeremiah 8.10](/codex/jeremiah-8-10/)
- [Job 10.9](/codex/job-10-9/)
- [Job 34.15](/codex/job-34-15/)
- [Jonah 3.10](/codex/jonah-3-10/)
- [Joshua 2.12-13](/codex/joshua-2-12-13/)
- [Joshua 5.13-15](/codex/joshua-5-13-15/)
- [Joshua 6](/codex/joshua-6/)
- [Judges 13.3-22](/codex/judges-13-3-22/)
- [Judges 2.1-5](/codex/judges-2-1-5/)
- [Judges 4](/codex/judges-4/)
- [Judges 6.11-24](/codex/judges-6-11-24/)
- [Leviticus 1](/codex/leviticus-1/)
- [Leviticus 11.32](/codex/leviticus-11-32/)
- [Leviticus 23.3](/codex/leviticus-23-3/)
- [Leviticus 24.19](/codex/leviticus-24-19/)
- [Malachi 2.15](/codex/malachi-2-15/)
- [Micah 5](/codex/micah-5/)
- [Nehemiah 9.6](/codex/nehemiah-9-6/)
- [Numbers 22.22-35](/codex/numbers-22-22-35/)
- [Numbers 31](/codex/numbers-31/)
- [Numbers 5.30](/codex/numbers-5-30/)
- [Proverbs 16.1](/codex/proverbs-16-1/)
- [Proverbs 16.9](/codex/proverbs-16-9/)
- [Proverbs 20.27](/codex/proverbs-20-27/)
- [Psalms 103.8-10](/codex/psalms-103-8-10/)
- [Psalms 104.24-25](/codex/psalms-104-24-25/)
- [Psalms 118.6](/codex/psalms-118-6/)
- [Psalms 121](/codex/psalms-121/)
- [Psalms 124.8](/codex/psalms-124-8/)
- [Psalms 136](/codex/psalms-136/)
- [Psalms 139.13-16](/codex/psalms-139-13-16/)
- [Psalms 14.3](/codex/psalms-14-3/)
- [Psalms 143.10](/codex/psalms-143-10/)
- [Psalms 17](/codex/psalms-17/)
- [Psalms 22.30-31](/codex/psalms-22-30-31/)
- [Psalms 32](/codex/psalms-32/)
- [Psalms 51](/codex/psalms-51/)
- [Psalms 53.1](/codex/psalms-53-1/)
- [Psalms 68.18](/codex/psalms-68-18/)
- [Psalms 8.3-4](/codex/psalms-8-3-4/)
- [Psalms 82.1-8](/codex/psalms-82-1-8/)
- [Psalms 82.6-7](/codex/psalms-82-6-7/)
- [Psalms 86.10](/codex/psalms-86-10/)
- [Psalms 90.3](/codex/psalms-90-3/)
- [Psalms 94.11](/codex/psalms-94-11/)
- [Zechariah 12](/codex/zechariah-12/)
- [Zechariah 12.1](/codex/zechariah-12-1/)

**Other pages:**

- [G3667 - homoioma](/codex/g3667-homoioma/)

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