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What is happening in the Us texts in Genesis?

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Divine Council/Heavenly Court - God addressing angels or divine beings

Royal/Majestic Plural - Similar to “royal we,” indicating divine authority

Trinitarian View - Father, Son, Holy Spirit

Self-deliberation - God speaking reflectively to Himself

Plural of Deliberation - Literary device showing careful consideration

Remnant of polytheism - Possible vestige of earlier polytheistic narratives

Literary inclusio - Narrative technique to engage readers/hearers

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