Daniel Hankore argues that the story of Genesis 28:10--35:15 has
been misunderstood and mistranslated for two thousand years. He
seeks to shed new light on it from Ethiopia's Hadiyya culture,
revealing Genesis 28:10--35:15 to be a votive narrative. Making use
of relevance theory Hankore tries to reconstruct the intended
message of the story from the narrator's point of view. Genesis
28:10--35:15 is presented as a coherent narrative unit and each
episode of the story, including the Dinah story, is a part of the
building blocks of the discourse structure of this coherent votive
narrative. Hankore shows that a correct understanding of the Hebrew
concept (vow) in the context of the ancient Israelite's social
institution is fundamental for the reading and translating of
Genesis 28:10-35:15.
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