Wisdom-Laws: A Study of the Mishpatim of Exodus 21:1-22:16

Bernard S. Jackson

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Biblical Studies and Interpretation Medieval and Early Modern Justice Ancient Near East History

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I. INTRODUCTION 1. Models 2. Law and Wisdom II. THE MISHPATIM 3. Slavery 4. Homicide 5. Assault 6. The Pregnant Woman Victim 7. Maltreatment of Slaves 8. The Goring Ox 9. Theft 10. Agricultural Delicts 11. 'Bailment' 12. Seduction III. CONCLUSIONS 13. Towards an Institutional History of the Mishpatim 14. Towards a Literary History of the Mishpatim

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