1. נסע nāsa‛ “pluck out, break up, journey.” מקדם mı̂qedem “eastward, or on the east side” as in ([Refere…

The Lord came down. —The narrative is given in that simple anthropological manner usual in the Book of Genesis, which so clearly p…

Behold, the people is one. Some explain the words in this way: that God complains of a wickedness in men so stubborn that He stirs Himself…

And the Lord said
Not to the angels, as Aben Ezra, but rather to the Son and Spirit, or within himself:

behold, …

Here is an expression after the manner of men: the Lord came down to see the city. God is just and fair in all He does against sin and sinners, and…