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What the Bible says about Offense to Prince of God
(From Forerunner Commentary)

Genesis 34:7

Jacob was not known as Israel ("Prince with God") at this point, nor his people, so though the text says that Shechem "had done a disgraceful thing in Israel," a more literal translation would be "against Israel." Thus, this crime against Dinah was also against Jacob; it was an offense to the Prince of God. No small thing!

Mike Ford
The Rape of Dinah

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