
Genesis 8
Genesis 8 read aloud, in a fresh direct translation from the Hebrew — plain modern English, nothing added.
Translator's notes:
• Genesis 8:1 — וַיִּזְכֹּר (vayizkor): chose "remembered". Alternatives: "took note of", "turned to act for". Why: when Elohim "remembers" someone in Hebrew narrative, it means he moves to act on their behalf; Noah had not slipped his mind — the remembering is the turning point, not the recovery of lost information.
• Genesis 8:17 — הַיְצֵא (haytze, the read-aloud form; the written form is הוֹצֵא, hotze): chose "bring out". Alternatives: following the written form…
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