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A research into the origin, meaning and application of the divine names in the Pentateuch
The author submits that none of the approaches including that of the documentary hypothesis, used by scholars to explain the various names for divinity in the Pentateuch, is adequate and he attempts to find and present a more satisfactory explanation for the variant divine names. With this purpose i...
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Department of Religious Studies
2016
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