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Dr.
Cynthia Edenburg
Open University of Israel

Dr. Cynthia Edenburg is a lecturer and research fellow at the Open University of Israel. She received her Ph.D. in biblical studies from Tel Aviv University. Many of Edenburg’s publications focus on Deuteronomy and biblical historiography. Her current research focuses on empirical models for revision and editing in the ancient Near East and the Bible.

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September 19, 2019

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Deuteronomy’s Uncompromising Demand for Women's Sexual Fidelity

An investigation of the ideology behind Deuteronomy 22:12-29.

Deuteronomy’s Uncompromising Demand for Women's Sexual Fidelity

An investigation of the ideology behind Deuteronomy 22:12-29.

A King Who Reads Torah

Deuteronomy envisions a king constantly reading torah and limiting his wealth and resources. Is this how kings are described in the rest of the Bible? What was kingship like in the ancient Near East?

A King Who Reads Torah

Deuteronomy envisions a king constantly reading torah and limiting his wealth and resources. Is this how kings are described in the rest of the Bible? What was kingship like in the ancient Near East?

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