01232nam a2200313 a 450000500170000000800200001702000150003704000330005204100100008508200100009508200130010510000170011810000160013510000110015124500300016224500250019224500160021725000090023326000100024226000200025226000090027230000110028130000140029230000090030652004210031565000200073665000360075685601260079220260119070458.02022-01-25 14:16:07  a0664203701  cThư Viện Cơ Đốc  a0 eng  a220.7  bT374-L70  aNoth, Martin  d(1902-1968)  eAuthor  aThe Old Testament Library  bA Commentary. Exodus  cMartin Noth  a1st.  aU.S.A  bThe Westminster  c1962  a283tr.  bHardcover  c23cm  aHere we have the largest gap in time which is indicated by the Pentateuchal narrative in the form in which it has been transmitted. It was therefore quite appropriate for a new book to begin at just this point when, at a time unknown to us, the great literary work of the Pentateuch was first divided into five books or rather was apportioned between five separate rolls. The ending of the book is a different matter  aBible -- Exodus  aBible -- Exodus -- Commentaries4 uhttps://data.thuviencodoc.org/books/ImageCover/2022/1/25/z3137678528419_33242497909f2b2d74cc11024da11af2.jpgyCover Image