In this study, Erasmus Gaß analyzes the difficult growth of the appendices to the priestly part of Joshua. It seems that many hands were working on Jos 20-22, which is also indicated by the surpluses and deviations of the LXX. In this appendix, priestly and Deuteronomistic editors have tried to record their theological conceptions.
In this study, Erasmus Gaß analyzes the difficult growth of the appendices to the priestly part of Joshua. It seems that many hands were working on Jos 20-22, which is also indicated by the surpluses and deviations of the LXX. In this appendix, priestly and Deuteronomistic editors have tried to record their theological conceptions.
Erasmus Gaß
Geboren 1971; 2001 Promotion; 2008 Habilitation; 2014-20 Professor für biblische Einleitung, 2020-21 Professor für Altes Testament in Trier; Professor für Alttestamentliche Wissenschaft an der Katholisch-Theologischen Fakultät der Universität Augsburg.
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