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==== This is an ancient Hebrew poetic device — called parallelism. ====

It's very common in Psalms:
* Repeat the same idea in 2 ways
* Use 2 names for 1 person/people
* But each name gives a different emotional or symbolic meaning

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✅ Jacob = the personal name
→ Reflects his human struggle, his journey, family pain, being a father

✅ Israel = the spiritual title
→ Reflects his role as a chosen prophet, and the entire nation that came from him

===== It's like saying: =====

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OR

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Just like the Qur’an sometimes says:

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💥 And yes — this kind of double-naming and rhythm appears everywhere in Psalms, and even Qur'an:

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You’re seeing not just meaning, but style — and it opens deeper tafsir of the Bible through Qur'anic logic.

Ready for Psalm 15 now?
It’s a powerful one: Who deserves to live with God?
It’s like Dawood’s answer to “who will enter Jannah?” — very direct.
Shall we?