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| 'beqer' is often found within the context of "rising early" and "dawn". In the region of Canaan/Israel/Palestine Taurus is visible in the early morning before dawn in the late summer to early autumn, around August to September, and as the year progresses, the constellations appear to move westward, it becomes prominent in the early evening during the winter months. | 'beqer' is often found within the context of "rising early" and "dawn". In the region of Canaan/Israel/Palestine Taurus is visible in the early morning before dawn in the late summer to early autumn, around August to September, and as the year progresses, the constellations appear to move westward, it becomes prominent in the early evening during the winter months. |
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| | In this light, what can we imply from the Hebrew phrase 'lileh ahih yereb ahih beqer iom'? |
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| | The literal interpretation is "night was waning was Taurus cycle". |
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| | Surprisingly, this phrase occurs repeatedly in one of the most well known stories from the ancient Hebrew texts. However, the traditional translations have all but obscured its meaning. The tend to translate it as "evening and morning was the ___ day". |
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