First and foremost, the single greatest influence reflected here is the work of Dr. Ellen F. Davis, Amos Reagan Kearns Distinguished Professor of Bible and Practical Theology at Duke Divinity School. Her lectures, delivered during the course of Introduction to Old Testament Interpretation at Duke Divinity School during the Fall of 2011, have provided the interpretive framework within which I've approached further study. Any interest or insight I have regarding this difficult text is indebted to her.
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