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OET-RV by cross-referenced section LUKE 2:39

LUKE 2:39–2:40 ©

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Their return home to Nazareth

Luke 2:39–40

39When they had done all the rituals according to Yahweh’s instructions, they returned to their home town of Nazareth up in Galilee.[ref] 40The young boy grew and got stronger, and started showing amazing wisdom and it was clear that God was blessing him.


Collected OET-RV cross-references

Mat 2:23:

23Once he got there, he settled into the town of Nazareth, so that what had been spoken through the prophets would be fulfilled: “He’ll be called a Nazarene.”[fn][ref]


2:23 This is not a specific quote from the Hebrew Scriptures, but note that Matthew does say ‘the prophets’ (not ‘the prophet’). This could be: ¹A play on Hebrew ‘נצר’ from Yeshayah (Isaiah) 11:1 where ‘branch/shoot’ (netser) is similar to ‘Natsaret’ (Nazareth/natsrat), ²a play on Shimshon (Samson) the ‘Nazirite’ (נְזִיר) from Heroes (Judges) 13:5,7, or ³just a slur on Yeshua being from insignificant Nazareth as per Yohan (John) 1:46.


2:23: Mrk 1:24; Luk 2:39; Yhn 1:45.

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