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Israel's tabernacle as social space

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The narratives about Israel s tabernacle are neither a building blueprint nor simply a Priestly conceit securing priestly prominence in Israel. Using a spatial poetics to reexamine these narratives, George argues that the Priestly writers encode a particular understanding of Israel s identity and self-understanding in tabernacle space. His examination of Israel s tabernacle narratives makes space itself the focus of analysis and in so doing reveals the social values, concerns, and ideas that inform these narratives.

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220.95 GEO i

Publisher

Atlanta : Society of Biblical Literature., 2009

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ix,233p.; 23 cm.

Language

English

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978-1-58983-125-4

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220.95

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TABERNACLE-TIPOLOGY

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