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Balance of thought in Hebrew poetry is called: A. synonymous B. synthetic C. emblematic D. parallelism
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Balance of thought in Hebrew poetry is called:

A. synonymous
B. synthetic
C. emblematic
D. parallelism

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The answer is parellelism. So, D.

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User Loic Coenen
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this is parallelism; its the foundation of hebrew poetry.
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