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This review is from: Word Biblical Commentary Vol. 4, Leviticus (hartley), 593pp (Hardcover)
Advanced level of study. This would probably be the last commentary on Leviticus you would ever need if you are comfortable with technical and very in-depth scholarship. Evangelical and orthodox.
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This review is from: Word Biblical Commentary Vol. 4, Leviticus (hartley), 593pp (Hardcover)
Hartley does a great job with structure and background. I had hoped to see a bit more interaction with the actual grammar although he does a very good job interacting with semantic and lexical questions. He also does well tracing larger Biblical Theological motifs. I recommend this volume highly.
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Abba, R. "The Origin and Significance of Hebrew Sacrifice." Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
grievous skin disease, first public sacrifices, greater purification offering, elevated offering, inf abs before the verb, one being cleansed, reparation offering, scurfy patch, inf constr, secondary uncleanness, uncleanness communicated, baked grain offering, virtual pass, grievous growth, declaratory formulae, compound subj, dir obj, whole offering, sacrificial legislation, divine first person, partitive force, cultic legislation, waw perfects, cultic furniture, verb for emphasis Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Tent of Meeting, Old Testament, Holy of Holies, Atonement Slate, Mount Sinai, Feast of Booths, Alten Testament, Middle East, Second Temple, New York, Ancient Near East, Beth Mikra, New Year's Day, Ark of the Covenant, Biblical Law, Near Eastern, Book of Exodus, Feast of Tabernacles, Code of Hammurabi, Holy Spirit, Ibn Ezra, Scholars Press, Scripta Hierosolymitana, Cairo Geniza, Comment Excursus New!
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Abba, R. "The Origin and Significance of Hebrew Sacrifice." Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
grievous skin disease, first public sacrifices, greater purification offering, elevated offering, inf abs before the verb, one being cleansed, reparation offering, scurfy patch, inf constr, secondary uncleanness, uncleanness communicated, baked grain offering, virtual pass, grievous growth, declaratory formulae, compound subj, dir obj, whole offering, sacrificial legislation, divine first person, partitive force, cultic legislation, waw perfects, cultic furniture, verb for emphasis Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Tent of Meeting, Old Testament, Holy of Holies, Atonement Slate, Mount Sinai, Feast of Booths, Alten Testament, Middle East, Second Temple, New York, Ancient Near East, Beth Mikra, New Year's Day, Ark of the Covenant, Biblical Law, Near Eastern, Book of Exodus, Feast of Tabernacles, Code of Hammurabi, Holy Spirit, Ibn Ezra, Scholars Press, Scripta Hierosolymitana, Cairo Geniza, Comment Excursus New!
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- The Interpreter's Bible, Vol. 7: New Testament Articles, Matthew, Mark by George Arthur Buttrick in Front Matter (1), and Front Matter (2)
- Cult and Conscience (Studies in Judaism in late antiquity) by Milgrom in Front Matter, and page 72
- The Tabernacle, Priesthood and Offerings by I. M. Haldeman on page 1
- Preliminary and Interim Report on the Hebrew Old Testament Text Project. Volume 2: Historical Books in Front Matter
- From Sabbath to Lord's Day: A Biblical, Historical and Theological Investigation by D. A. Carson on page 363
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