Die historiese vraag na die land en grondbesit in Israel : die tekortkomings van die historiese kritiek
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In this paper, the authors discuss the presuppositions and shortcomings of the historical critical exegesis in connection with the study of the land and land tenancy in Israel and discuss the limitations of historical criticism.Abstract:
The historical quest for land and land tenancy in Israel: The limitations of historical criticism The aim of this article is to discuss the presuppositions and shortcomings of the historical critical exegesis in connection with the study of the land and land tenancy in Israel. The following questions are asked: Why did theology ignore the significance of land and land tenancy? Is the nature of the historical critical study of land atomistic? Why is the study of land and land tenancy so important today? What causes the importance of land today?read more
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Temple versus Household in Luke-Acts: A contrast in social institutions
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Land Tenure and the Biblical Jubilee: Uncovering Hebrew Ethics through the Sociology of Knowledge
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