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Contending for Justice: Ideologies and Theologies of Social Justice in the Old Testament

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Biblical Studies and Interpretation Religion, Theology, History, Judaism, Christianity Theological Perspectives and Practices

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1. Texts and Contexts: 2. Oppression in the Ancient Context 3. Oppression and the Prophets 4. Justice and the Patron 5. Justice and the King 6. Justice and the People 7. The God of Justice 8. The Old Testament.

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