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Studies in Ancient Yahwistic Poetry (The Biblical Resource Series (BRS))

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Studies in Ancient Yahwistic Poetry (The Biblical Resource Series (BRS))

Ancient Yahwistic Poetry is a particularly tempting field of study. In this small body of literature are preserved the oldest and most creative expressions of Israel's faith. This study of ancient Yahwistic poetry by Frank Moore Cross Jr. and David Noel Freedman untangles some of the serious textual difficulties and linguistic obscurities that have been a challenge to students of the Hebrew Bible for many generations.
Country USA
Brand William B. Eerdmans Publishing Company
Manufacturer Wm. B. Eerdmans-Lightning Source
Binding Paperback
Color Grey
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EANs 9780802841599
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