Ричард Фридман - Как создавалась Библия
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Это одна из тех редких книг, которым одновременно присущи увлекательность и научная глубина, выдержанность классической библейской критики и смелость в рассмотрении запретных для многих тем. Кем и в каком мире была создана Библия? Были ли авторы современниками описываемых событий? Были ли среди них женщины? Как связаны реальная история и библейские рассказы? Зачем была написана Библия?
Одна из самых ярких попыток понять Ветхий Завет в наше время.
The Independent (Лондон)
Книга увлекательна и легко читается, — настоящее событие. И в ней угадывается постижение правды. Harvard Magazine
Фридман вводит читателя в проблему библейского авторства, и делает это умно и тонко.
New York Times Book Review
«Как создавалась Библия» — книга увлекательная и блестящая. Это не просто рассказ об открытиях прошлого. Она полна новых идей и свежих находок.
Я прочел ее на одном дыхании. Большую часть жизни я провел, читая книги о Библии, и должен признаться, что не помню другого случая, когда я не мог бы оставить книгу не прочтенной.
Франк Мур Кросс, профессор еврейского и других ближневосточных языков (Гарвардский университет)
Ричард Элиотт Фридман — профессор еврейского языка и сравнительной литературы в Калифорнийском университете (Сан-Диего).
Он защитил докторскую диссертацию в Гарвардском университете, работал в Оксфордском и Кембриджском университетах.
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Эта песнь, известная также как Благословение Моисея, по-видимому, первоначально представляла собой отдельное произведение, затем вставленное в текст.
Эти стихи повторяют текст Р в Числ 27:12–14. Перед нами редакторский эпаналепсис, снова поднимающий вопрос о смерти Моисея. Понадобился из-за добавления Второзакония к произведению.
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