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040			_cJTL
050			_aBS 1151.2 _b.B47 2000
100			_aHawk, L. Daniel _949311
245			_aBerit Olam : studies in Hebrew narrative and poetry / _bJoshua / _cL. Daniel Hawk; David W. Cotter, editor; Jerome T. Wash, Chris Franke, associate ed.
260			_aCollegeville, Minn. : _bLiturgical Press, _cc2000.
300			_axxxii, 303 p. : _c24 cm.
440			_aBerit Olam series _922344
504			_aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
520			_aThis multi-volume commentary reflects a relatively new development in biblical studies. The readings of the book of the Hebrew Bible offered here all focus on the final form of the texts, approaching them as literary works, recognizing that the craft of poetry and storytelling that the ancient Hebrew world provided can be found in them and that their truth can be better appreciated with a fuller understanding of that art. The authors reflect a variety of religious traditions, professional backgrounds, and theoretical approaches. Yet they share a common desire to make available to all of God's people the words of the everlasting covenant in all of their beauty.
650			_aBible _xO.T. Joshua _vCriticism, interpretation, etc. _922356
700			_aCotter, David W. _919597 _4editor
700			_aWalsh, Jerome T. _4Associate editor _922347
700			_aFranke, Chris _4Associate editor _922348
942			_2lcc _cREF _hBS 1151.2 _i.B47 2000
999			_c13939 _d13939