Thomas B. Dozeman is Professor of Theology at the United Theology Seminary in Dayton. He has written extensively on the book of Exodus and the Pentateuch in general and is the author of God on the Mountain: A Study of Redaction, Theology and Canon in Exodus 19–24; God at War: Power in the Exodus Tradition; The Commentary on Numbers in the New Interpreters Bible; The Commentary on Exodus in the Eerdman's Critical Commentary Series; Holiness and Ministry: A Biblical Theology of Ordination, and, with Konrad Schmid, A Farewell to the Yahwist? The Interpretation of the Pentateuch in Contemporary European Scholarship.

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• Introduction Thomas B. Dozeman; 1. Literary and rhetorical criticism Dennis T. Olson; 2. Genre criticism Kenton L. Sparks; 3. Source and redaction criticism Suzanne Boorer; 4. Liberation criticism Jorge Pixley; 5. Feminist criticism Naomi Steinberg; 6. Postcolonial criticism Gale A. Yee.

Thomas B. Dozeman is Professor of Theology at the United Theology Seminary in Dayton. He has written extensively on the book of Exodus and the Pentateuch in general and is the author of God on the Mountain: A Study of Redaction, Theology and Canon in Exodus 19–24; God at War: Power in the Exodus Tradition; The Commentary on Numbers in the New Interpreters Bible; The Commentary on Exodus in the Eerdman's Critical Commentary Series; Holiness and Ministry: A Biblical Theology of Ordination, and, with Konrad Schmid, A Farewell to the Yahwist? The Interpretation of the Pentateuch in Contemporary European Scholarship.

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• Introduction Thomas B. Dozeman; 1. Literary and rhetorical criticism Dennis T. Olson; 2. Genre criticism Kenton L. Sparks; 3. Source and redaction criticism Suzanne Boorer; 4. Liberation criticism Jorge Pixley; 5. Feminist criticism Naomi Steinberg; 6. Postcolonial criticism Gale A. Yee.