L'A. se penche sur le sens de l'hebreu Ya el, nom personnel, en Juges 4. Il signifie bouc de montagne comme le suggerent des formes apparentees dans d'autres langues semitiques.

Within the book of Judges, the figure of Deborah receives exceptional treatment in that her actions are presented first in a narrative, comprising chapter four, then in a poem, chapter five. Read t...

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Mitteilung : Ya el in judges 4 : An onomastic Rejoinder

The Accounts of Deborah (Judges 4—5) in Recent Research:

This article surveys research published from 1990 to the present on the book of Judges. The material is arranged in two sections. In the first part, attention is given to major judges and characters (Ehud, Deborah, Gideon, Abimelech, Jephthah, Samson, Micah and the unnamed woman of ch. 19). In the second section, the focus shifts to a consideration of other material published since 1990, including 'Feminist Interpretations', 'Literary Treatments', 'Commen taries and Books', 'Isolated Passages', and 'Other Articles'.

Mitteilung : Ya el in judges 4 : An onomastic Rejoinder

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The Accounts of Deborah (Judges 4—5) in Recent Research:

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