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inner-biblical exegesis: a standalone construct

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Old Testament studies

interpretation of earlier biblical texts within later biblical texts themselves, as studied by Fishbane.

In Old Testament studies, inner-biblical exegesis refers to interpretation of earlier biblical texts within later biblical texts themselves, as studied by Fishbane. This meaning comes from Fishbane (1985) in Biblical interpretation in ancient Israel.[1]

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  1. Fishbane, M. A. (1985). Biblical interpretation in ancient Israel. Oxford University Press. ISBN 9780198266990

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