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imperial authorization: a standalone construct

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imperialauthorization1 CONSTRUCTImperial authorizationWATTS · OLD TESTAMENT STUDIES

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Old Testament studies

the theory, debated by biblical scholars, that Persian authorities endorsed local laws such as the Torah and so shaped the Pentateuch's final form.

In Old Testament studies, imperial authorization refers to the theory, debated by biblical scholars, that Persian authorities endorsed local laws such as the Torah and so shaped the Pentateuch's final form. This meaning comes from Watts (2001) in Persia and Torah.[1]

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  1. Watts, J. W. (2001). Persia and Torah. Society of Biblical Literature. ISBN 9781589830158

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