Living in a Land of Epithets: Anonymity in Judges 19-21

Journal for the Study of the Old Testament 62:49-66 (1994)
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Judges is about loss: a loss of the individual which leads to a loss of the tribe, and, if circumstances remain unchecked, a loss of the nation.

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