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Schuller, “Response to 'Patriarchs Who. Worry about their Wives: A Haggadic Tendency in the Genesis. Apocryphon in George W. E. Nickelsburg in Perspective
Nickelsburg, “Patriarchs Who Worry About Their Wives: A Haggadic Tendency in the Genesis Apocryphon in Biblical Perspectives: Early Use and 7:1–6: “And
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