The Yoke of the Kingdom: An Exposition of Deuteronomy 6:4–5

Interpretation 27 (3):273-306 (1973)
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The verses have constituted a living document upon which our various forebears, seeking to discover and revitalize for themselves identities in the world, have left behind a succession of exegetical imprints.

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10.1177/002096437302700302

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