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Hosea in Rabbinic Literature

Abstract Rabbinic exegetes use the theme of repentance to construct narratives in the book of Hosea. They diverge in the identity of the repenting character. For Targum Jonathan, Israel repents. The narrative is rewritten to introduce possibilities for Israel to repent even when the biblical text seems to foreclose them.
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The Merkabah in Rabbinic Literature

Numen, 1982
Ithamar Gruenwald, David J. J. Halperin
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4 Rabbinic Literature

2011
Paul V.M. Flesher, Bruce Chilton
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Angels in Rabbinic Literature

Deuterocanonical and Cognate Literature Yearbook, 2007
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Josephus and Rabbinic Literature

2015
Richard Kálmin
exaly  

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