Rewriting the Torah : literary revision in Deuteronomy and the Holiness legislation

Jeffrey Stackert

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Jeffrey Stackert untersucht literarische Parallelen innerhalb der Gesetzestexte des Pentateuch und vor allem die Beziehungen zwischen ähnlichen Gesetzen im Deuteronomium und dem Heiligkeitsgesetz (Lev 17-26). Seine Analyse bestimmter Gesetze im Pentateuch führt ihn zu der These, daß das Heiligkeitsgesetz sowohl vom Bundesbuch als auch vom Deuteronomium abhängt

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