Olyan Saul M. 2008. Disability in the Hebrew Bible: Interpreting mental and physical differences. New York: Cambridge University Press
It would certainly be hard to find a passage in the Bible, relating to a disability, which has not been cited. The author has a virtually exhaustive knowledge of the notations to be found in this vast collection of texts, often very different from all points of view, which nevertheless bears a singu...
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| Shrnutí: | It would certainly be hard to find a passage in the Bible, relating to a disability, which has not been cited. The author has a virtually exhaustive knowledge of the notations to be found in this vast collection of texts, often very different from all points of view, which nevertheless bears a singular name: the Bible. In this case, the Hebrew Bible, which does not take into account that which Christians also call the Bible and which includes texts brought together under the heading of New Te... |
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