Rhetorical expansions of Biblical traditions in the Hellenistic Period

Only a small part of the Biblical texts and traditions have been transmitted. The publication of the Dead Sea Scrolls has opened a window to several Biblical and parabiblical texts extant in the three centuries that preceded the Common Era. The paper will focus on the macropolicy of those texts comp...

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Veröffentlicht in:Old Testament essays 2002-01, Vol.15 (3), p.766-779
1. Verfasser: Marcos, Natalio Fernandez
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Sprache:eng
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Zusammenfassung:Only a small part of the Biblical texts and traditions have been transmitted. The publication of the Dead Sea Scrolls has opened a window to several Biblical and parabiblical texts extant in the three centuries that preceded the Common Era. The paper will focus on the macropolicy of those texts compared with the plurality of traditions existent in the Jewish Hellenistic authors.
ISSN:1010-9919
2312-3621