Mark Stephen Caponigro Books

Women In The Hebrew Bible: A Reader

By Carol L Meyers, Carol A. Newsom, Amy Jill Levine, Jacob Milgrom, MIEKE BAL, Danna Nolan Fewell, Edward L Greenstein, Howard Eilberg-Schwartz, Michael Fishbane, Judith Plaskow, Phyllis Trible, David M. Gunn, Alice Bach, Susan Ackerman, Claudia V. Camp, Nelly Furman, Tikva Frymer-Kensky, Susan Niditch, Esther Fuchs, J. Cheryl Exum, Regina M. Schwartz, Reuven Kimelman, Jack Sasson, Phyllis Bird, Carole D. Fontaine, Mark Stephen Caponigro, Elly Elshout

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Women In The Hebrew Bible Presents The First One-volume Overview Covering The Interpretation Of Women's Place In Man's World Within The Hebrew Bible Or Old Testament. Written By The Major Scholars...

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