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A history of Pentateuchal traditions

By Noth Martin

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The history of Israel

By Noth Martin

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vii, 487 p. ; 23 cm

A History Of Pentateuchal Traditions

By Martin Noth, Noth, Martin

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The Task -- Basic Considerations -- P As Narrative And As Literary Framework Of The Pentateuch As A Whole -- J As Literary Basis Of The Combined Je Narrative -- The Relationship Between J And E And...

Die israelitischen Personennamen im Rahmen der gemeinsemitischen Namengebung

By Noth Martin

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Das Zweite Buch Mose (Exodus) (Das Alte Testament Deutsch. Atd. Kartonierte Ausgabe) (German Edition)

By Martin, Martin Noth, NOTH, Noth, Martin, Herntrich, Volkmar, 1908-1958

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Reflects the insight that the book of Amos received its structure and decisive orientation during the Exile. It follows the development of reinterpretations of the original prophetic words to this...

Das Vierte Buch Mose (Numeri) (Das Alte Testament Deutsch. Atd. Kartonierte Ausgabe)

By Martin Noth, Noth, Martin, Walter Beyerlin, Herntrich, Volkmar, 1908-1958

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Reflects the insight that the book of Amos received its structure and decisive orientation during the Exile. It follows the development of reinterpretations of the original prophetic words to this...

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