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Winona Lake, Indiana
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Chosen and unchosen: conceptions of election in the Pentateuch and Jewish-Christian interpretation
2009, Winona Lake, Indiana
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Includes bibliographical references and indexes.

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Eisenbrauns
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Siphrut, literature and theology of the Hebrew scriptures -- v. 2

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296.3/1172
Library of Congress
BM613 .L64 2009

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p. cm.

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OL23668480M
ISBN 13
9781575061719
LCCN
2009032831

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