‘Who Gives You the Power to Get Wealth’: Economics and the Hebrew Bible in the Past Decade
This article presents an overview of scholarship related to the economy in Hebrew Bible studies, focusing particularly on scholarship published in the past decade (2013–2023). For the scholarship before this past decade, please see Nam’s excellent survey on the topic in Portrayals of Economic Exchan...
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