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And God Said What?: An Introduction to Biblical Literary Forms

by Margaret Nutting Ralph

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A revised edition of a bestseller that introduces readers to the importance of understanding the various literary forms that appear in Scripture.
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introduces readers to the importance of understanding the various literary forms that appear in Scripture: myth, legend, debate, fiction, Gospel, parable, allegory, letter and apocalypse. Each genre is clearly defined, and the importance of understanding genre in order to find meaning is explored in relation to many well-known biblical passages: .
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