Repetition is the most common formal device for organizing a literary unit in biblical Hebrew prose.
An edition of Style and Structure in Biblical Hebrew Narrative
(2001)
Style and Structure in Biblical Hebrew Narrative
by Jerome T. Walsh
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February 2001
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Michael Glazier Books,
Liturgical Press
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English
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205
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Style and Structure in Biblical Hebrew Narrative
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