Product Description
Bringing rigorous, method-driven insight to intertextuality in the Hebrew Bible, this book defines literary allusions and provides concrete criteria for evaluating their presence and meaning.
- Philosophical depth meets practical tools for identifying and interpreting biblical allusions across texts.
- Clear definitional framework explains what counts as an allusion and how it functions within narrative.
- Practical criteria help assess competing claims across biblical passages with methodological consistency.
- Authored by David R. Klingler, Associate Professor of Bible Exposition at Dallas Theological Seminary.
- Hardcover format, 208 pages, published October 26, 2021, and a compact 9 x 6 inch footprint—great for shelf and travel.
Care/fit: Hardcover binding with compact 9 x 6 in dimensions and 0.5 in thickness; 208 pages—handled with standard care.
Shipping/returns reassurance: Ships securely; standard retailer return policy applies.
