Mark S. Smith is the Skirball Professor of Bible and Ancient Near Eastern Studies at New York University.
Journal of Biblical Literature
"Review of the first editon ? Smith deserves a very careful and
appreciative hearing. . . This book provides a feast for the
attentive reader and concerned scholar." The Christian Century
"Review of the first editon ? Smith assembles and analyzes a
tremendous array of archaeological and textual evidence to
challenge the notion of Israel's religious distinctiveness. . . The
implications of this insight for theological reflection on Judaism
are incalculable." Catholic Biblical Quarterly
"Review of the first editon ? It is rare to find a book so steeped
in the primary evidence of texts and history and so thoroughly
conversant with the nuances of recent scholarly discussion. . .
Smith's admirable erudition and discerning judgment will make this
book required reading for present and future generations of
biblical scholars and students." Journal of the American Academy of
Religion
"Review of the first editon ? The notes are a treasury of
information and resources for scholars, yet the treatment is one
that an informed reader can follow. . . One is left with both
respect for Smith's contribution and also a clear awareness of how
it cuts against the basic grain of the biblical text itself."
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