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|The Hebrew forms mean nothing to a modern reader
 
|The Hebrew forms mean nothing to a modern reader
 
|"Weak" and "Sick"
 
|"Weak" and "Sick"
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|I think we could afford to be bold and translate these names. Footnotes are a cowardly choice. If we had ''the name of his two sons were Feeble and Poorly'', it'd make much more of an impression.
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|I think we could afford to be bold and translate these names. Footnotes are a cowardly choice. If we had ''the name of his two sons were Steven and Colbert'', it'd make much more of an impression.
 
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