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Publisher
University of Chicago Press
Language
English
Pages
342

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Subjects

Prophets, Criticism, interpretation, Bible

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Cover of: The prophets and their times.
The prophets and their times.
1960, University of Chicago Press [1960]
in English - 2d ed., rev. / by William A. Irwin.
Cover of: The prophets and their times
The prophets and their times
1960, University of Chicago Press
in English - 2d ed. --
Cover of: The prophets and their times
The prophets and their times
1941, University of Chicago Press
in English - 2nd ed. rev.
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Chicago, IL

Classifications

Library of Congress
BS'1505'S53'1941

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Pagination
xvii, 342 p.
Number of pages
342

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL21202049M
LCCN
41051821

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