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Queer Commentary and the Hebrew Bible (Journal for the Study of the Old Testament Supplement Series, 334)

Ken Stone

2001

Old Testament form criticism

John Haralson Hayes

1974

Archaeology and Old Testament study

D. Winton Thomas

1988

The meaning of "bāmâ" in the Old Testament

Patrick H. Vaughan

1974

The Old and New Testaments

Walter P. Weaver, James H. Charlesworth

1993

Old Testament Theology

John Goldingay

2003

The scepter and the star

John Joseph Collins

1995

People of the book

Moshe Halbertal

1997

Biblical interpretation in ancient Israel

Michael A. Fishbane

1985

The curse of Cain

Regina M. Schwartz

1997

Royal cities of the Old Testament

Kathleen M. Kenyon

1971

Covenant

Delbert R. Hillers

1969

Peace and justice shall embrace

Loren L. Johns, Ted Grimsrud, Millard Lind

2000

Biblical structuralism

Robert Polzin

1977

Telling and retelling

George W. Savran

1988

Women in the Hebrew Bible

Alice Bach

1999

Lectures on the religion of the Semites

W. Robertson Smith

1889

King and kin

Rosenberg, Joel

1986

Prophecy and the biblical prophets

John F. A. Sawyer

1993

Old Testament wisdom

James L. Crenshaw

1981

Form criticism of the Old Testament

Gene M. Tucker

1971

The Old Testament pseudepigrapha

D. S. Russell

1987

Tradition and theology in the Old Testament

Walter J. Harrelson, Douglas A. Knight

1977

New international dictionary of Old Testament theology & exegesis

Willem Vangemeren

1997

Einführung in das Alte Testament

Schmidt, Werner H.

1979

God And World In The Old Testament

Terence E. Fretheim

2005

Narrative in the Hebrew Bible

D. M. Gunn

1993

Character in crisis

William P. Brown

1996

The God of Old

James L. Kugel

2003

Silence or suppression

Inger Ljung

1989

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