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Recovering the Voice of Moses: The Genesis of Deuteronomy

Recovering the Voice of Moses: The Genesis of Deuteronomy

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  • Daniel I. Block

In this article, Block reflects on how in particular the book of Deuteronomy came to be viewed as the book of Moses. The article begins by describing the problem and its significance. It surveys the solutions that have been proposed. The main section of the paper considers the evidence for the genesis of the book and its relevance for the interpretation of Scripture.

Source: Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society, 2001. 24 pages.

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