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Reading Joshua as Christian scripture

โœ Scribed by Earl, Douglas S.


Publisher
Eisenbrauns
Year
2010
Tongue
English
Leaves
292
Series
Journal of theological interpretation supplements 2.
Category
Library

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โœฆ Table of Contents


Reading Joshua as Christian scripture? --
Learning to speak of God through myth : approaching Joshua as myth --
The hermeneutics of reading Joshua as Christian scripture --
Joshua as part of tradition(s) --
The genre of Joshua : codes of production and use of literary conventions --
Understanding the significance of [cherem] --
The text of Joshua --
Reading Joshua --
Drawing it all together : reading Joshua as Christian scripture today.

โœฆ Subjects


Bible -- Joshua -- Criticism, interpretation, etc;Theology, Doctrinal;RELIGION -- Biblical Studies -- Old Testament;Bible -- Joshua


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