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Old Testament studies

the view of Pentateuchal origins in which a basic source was expanded by later supplements rather than combined from parallel documents.

In Old Testament studies, supplementary hypothesis refers to the view of Pentateuchal origins in which a basic source was expanded by later supplements rather than combined from parallel documents. This meaning comes from Van Seters (1975) in Abraham in History and Tradition.[1]

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References

Van Seters, J. (1975). Abraham in History and Tradition. Yale University Press. ISBN 9780300017922

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