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"I would like to use the Bible as the source text for the information. I use the Historical-Grammatical Hermeneutic. The Historical-Grammatical Hermeneutic is a method of biblical interpretation that seeks to understand the original meaning of the text as intended by the author. 

"It does this by examining the syntax and structure of the passage in the original language, words or vocabulary, grammar, literary genre, historical background, and cultural context of the text. 

"It also compares the text with other parts of Scripture to ensure consistency and harmony. This method respects the literary nature of the text and avoids imposing any hidden or allegorical meanings that are not supported by the text itself.

"Analyze Exodus 1–40 for the use of rhetorical devices. Focus on the following devices: alliteration, anaphora, antithesis, hyperbole, metaphor, simile, oxymoron, rhetorical question, synecdoche, euphemism, irony, inclusio, chiasmus, antimetabole, epistrophe, anadiplosis, polysyndeton, asyndeton, liotes, and climax.

"a. For each device identified, explain how it functions within the passage.

"b. Provide specific examples of how the device is used within this passage.

"c. Analyze how these rhetorical devices contribute to the structure, meaning, and overall message of the passage."



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