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100			_aChapman, Stephen B
245			_aThe Cambridge Companion to the Hebrew Bible/ Old Testament
260			_aNew York _bCambridge University _c2016
300			_a525p
500			_aincludes index and biblioraphy
505	2		_a1. Text and canon Texts, titles, and Translations..........9 Collections, canons, and communities ...........28 2. Historical Background The ancient near eastern context ..............57 The history of isralite religion .........86 The hebrew bible and history ...108 3. Methods and approaches Historical- critical methods ......129 Social science models.................147 Literary approaches to the hebrew bible .......163 4. Subcollections and genres The pentateuch and israelite law ..........187 The former prophets and historiography.........215 The latter prophets and prophecy ..........233 The psalms and hebrew poetry........253 Wisdom ......274 Late historical books and rewritten history .......292 The biblical short story ............314 Apocalyptic writings ...........331 Deuterocanonical /Apocryphal books ............349 5. Reception and use The hebrew bible in Judaism .........375 The old testament in Christianity ..........388 The hebrew bible in art and literature .........426 The old testament inpublic : the ten commandments, evolution and sabbath closing laws.................447 The theology of the hebrew bibe/old testament ............466
650			_aBible Old Testament
902			_bRGR
942			_cBK
999			_c104258 _d104258