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Newest Article: “A Relationship Worth Fighting For”: A Response to “Isn’t It Time to Break Up with Linguistic Dating?”

Written by Aaron D. Hornkohl

Linguistic dating in Biblical Hebrew research remains a valid scholarly tool despite complications arising from composition, redaction, transmission, and methodological challenges. Although weaker or overly circular approaches deserve criticism, careful, data-driven analysis of Masoretic, non-… Read More

 

 

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