While reading Joshua 3 with some of my Hebrew students, I drew a bit more complicated version of the picture below on the whiteboard: This shows the complicated nature of this text in Joshua. An original event occurred long ago; the story of this event was probably handed down via oral tradition; the story was [...]
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Posted in Hermeneutics, Old Testament - General, OT Textual Criticism, tagged Joshua 3 on June 28, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
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