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In the narrative of Ehud in Judges 3, what is the potential symbolic significance of Ehud being left-handed in the context of his mission to assassinate King Eglon of Moab, considering the cultural associations of handedness in ancient societies?
A
Ehud's left-handedness was merely a physical characteristic with no bearing on the story's meaning or outcome.
B
It highlighted the Moabites' military superiority, as they were unaccustomed to fighting left-handed warriors.
C
It could represent a strategic advantage, allowing him to conceal his weapon more effectively and surprise Eglon, challenging the expected norms and power dynamics.
D
It symbolized Ehud's social inferiority, making him an unlikely candidate for leadership.
Reference:
Juízes 3:15-26
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