1) Some poetry stands alone, retained, without an available close parallel to compare. And why focus only on "less common linguistic features"?
2) Given that you agree "in viewing the Pentateuch as having a long compositional history," I nonetheless sense (so far) that you all tend to present the most recent composition possible rather than the most plausible.
A point of sad information. After I posted here, I learned that Russell Gmirkin had died on July 17. His good friend. Gregory Doudna, also informed that he had completed a book manuscript with his interpretation of Kings.
Hi, Martin. Though:
1) Some poetry stands alone, retained, without an available close parallel to compare. And why focus only on "less common linguistic features"?
2) Given that you agree "in viewing the Pentateuch as having a long compositional history," I nonetheless sense (so far) that you all tend to present the most recent composition possible rather than the most plausible.
A point of sad information. After I posted here, I learned that Russell Gmirkin had died on July 17. His good friend. Gregory Doudna, also informed that he had completed a book manuscript with his interpretation of Kings.