The Berit Olam series, written for teachers and students of the Hebrew Bible, focuses on the formal literary structure of the present text of each of the twelve prophetic books that comprise the Book of the Twelve, the various genres of oral and written expression that appear within, the rhetorical characteristics and conventions that play roles in shaping the text, philological and linguistic analysis of the Hebrew words, syntax, and forms of expression that comprise the text, and the historical, social, religious, and cultural settings in which the texts were formed and read.
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Give Us This Day
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