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Adj.1.postbiblical - subsequent to biblical times


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In a typical passage, she writes that "the genesis of Judas in the knots and cruxes of the Gospels illuminates not only the origins of those religious species we call Judaism and Christianity but also the specious or virtual species of Judases who have populated the imaginations of countless people throughout the postbiblical history of Western culture.
12) Kittel viewed postbiblical Jews as forming a community in dispersion.
Both offer historical background to this literature, but the books are arranged differently, DeSilva dedicates a chapter to each book, but Kaiser arranges them by genre: historical works, narratives, prophetic books, postbiblical psalms, and wisdom books.
 
 
 
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