Studies in Exegesis attempts to interpret and explain debates that were argued between 70 C.E. and 300 C.E. and have been debated ever since. ... Basser points out, however, that one must be cautious with the use of this literature because what someone might see as anti-Christian polemic, someone else might see simply as rabbinic exegesis independent of any polemical agenda (57). ... The book in its entirety is not intended for the casual scholar of religious studies. ... Just to note, I would like to point that the Netherlands publisher, Koninklijke Brill NV Publishing Co. needs a better e...

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