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Classic Essays in Jewish History

Classic Essays in Biblical History

Frederick E. (Florida Atlantic University, USA) Greenspahn & Peter (Harvard University, Harvard Divinity School, USA) Machinist

Classic Essays in Biblical History

Classic Essays in Jewish History

Classic Essays in Biblical History

Classic Essays in Jewish History: Classic Essays in Biblical History

 

This volume brings together essays by leading scholars from North America, Europe, and Israel who have drawn on literary analysis of the biblical text as well as archaeology, anthropology, and sociology to make significant contributions to our understanding of the history and religion of ancient Israel.

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Beschrijving Classic Essays in Jewish History: Classic Essays in Biblical History

This volume brings together essays by leading scholars from North America, Europe, and Israel who have drawn on literary analysis of the biblical text as well as archaeology, anthropology, and sociology to make significant contributions to our understanding of the history and religion of ancient Israel.

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