Book of Job
The Book of Job in rabbinic thought.
... From the abundant material preserved in our sources, both tannaitic and amoraic, it is clear that the.. Book of Job occupied a place of great prominence.[r] ...
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The Peshitta of Job an examination of the translator's technique with particular reference to the Book of Job 3/1 10/22
... on Job by Driver and Gray, that unless otherwise stated the page numbers refer to the philological part of the ...The Book of Job (1st edition) 1988, who alone among the newer commentators makes ...
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The Book of Job and the Sex Life of Elephants: The Limits of Evidential Credibility in Eighteenth-Century Natural History and Biblical Criticism*
... of Job by William Warburton (1698 – 1779) in The Divine Legation of Moses; its fi rst edi- tion was published in several installments between 1738 and ...of Job, which saw the story as pre fi guring Christ ’ ...
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"Have you really read Job? Read him, read him again and again" : Kierkegaard, Vischer, and Barth on the book of Job
... which book is influencing which or even the obvious differences between the ...Egyptian Book of the Dead, acts as a “negative confession” of guilt for a recently deceased ...to Job 31:6 (“Let him ...
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Yefet ben 'Ali's commentary on the Hebrew text of the Book of Job I X
... In his commentary on Job, Yefet often quotes verses from other books of the Old Testament and the reason for point.. is to make his.[r] ...
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Towards an Akairological Politics: Rereading Negri on the Biblical Book of Job
... One term from my original list of items which are strung together under the theme of measure-immeasure is left: value. Superficially, Negri is after another theory of value, especially since he is scathing about the ...
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