About This Book
A critical examination argues that the foundational legal and narrative portions of the Hebrew scriptures are composite and evolved long after the events they describe, with Levitical law and related texts reaching their final form during the period of foreign domination. It presents methods of source and redaction criticism, analyzes layers within the Pentateuch and historical books, reassesses prophetic writings as keys to the inner history, and outlines how reconstructing these developments alters understanding of Israelite religious and institutional evolution.
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