Translations:Does Biblical law require a girl to marry her rapist?/4/en

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The previous case (vv. 25-27) -- which actually is rape -- uses a different Hebrew verb[1]: khazaq, which indicates "overpowering by strength." Greg Bahnsen writes:

  1. ↑ despite the fact that it is translated with the same Greek verb in the Septuagint translation
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