The Book of the Judges: An Integrated Reading
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Academic Barry Webb presents a holistic view of the book of Judges. He discusses the book and its significance as a book of the Old Testament from an exegetical standpoint. Webb believes that the book of Judges can be read as a distinct classic piece of literature. He begins by giving a rationale for his line of thinking, then divides his argument in four parts:
- Sounding
- Overture
- Variations
- Conclusion
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- Includes bibliography and indexes
- Excellent resource for students and professors
- Helpful notes and introductions throughout
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- Title: The Book of Judges: An Integrated Reading
- Author: Barry G. Webb
- Publisher: Sheffield Academic Press
- Publication Date: 1987
- Pages: 284
