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Reading the Old Testament: An Introduction (2nd ed.) is unavailable, but you can change that!

Reading the Old Testament was recognized as a classic introductory text almost from its first appearance in 1984. Without diminishing its famed clarity and theological depth, two prominent scholars, Richard Clifford and Daniel Harrington, have brought the book into the twenty-first century, revising and updating the text for a new generation of readers. Dive into this clear and comprehensive...

important comments and critiques directly in the margins of a manuscript, or, if they themselves found a copy error from the past, they would write the correct words above the line. Since in ancient times, books did not have pages with wide margins, but were written in columns on a long scroll, the space was very cramped and added words often touched against the original text. Later copyists sometimes added the marginal comments right into their new text, either by mistake, or because they honestly
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