Risa Levitt Kohn is Assistant Professor in the Religious Studies Department, San Diego State University, California.

"Levitt Kohn's study lays a foundation for further research on inner-biblical interpretation and allusion. The data presented in the lists should aid further studies of the functional and thematic use made by Ezekiel of these earlier sources.... Levitt Kohn's overall thesis is definitely intriguing and well supported. She contributes a comprehensive study of the idiomatic similarities between Ezekiel and P and Ezekiel and D.... Levitt Kohn's study should definitely serve scholars of both Ezekiel and the Petateuch. As a window for further research, it could, moreover, be instructive for scholars interested in inner-biblical interpretation. -Dalit Rom-Shiloni, Journal of Biblical Literature, Volume 123, No. 2, Summer 2004

Risa Levitt Kohn is Assistant Professor in the Religious Studies Department, San Diego State University, California.

"Levitt Kohn's study lays a foundation for further research on inner-biblical interpretation and allusion. The data presented in the lists should aid further studies of the functional and thematic use made by Ezekiel of these earlier sources.... Levitt Kohn's overall thesis is definitely intriguing and well supported. She contributes a comprehensive study of the idiomatic similarities between Ezekiel and P and Ezekiel and D.... Levitt Kohn's study should definitely serve scholars of both Ezekiel and the Petateuch. As a window for further research, it could, moreover, be instructive for scholars interested in inner-biblical interpretation. -Dalit Rom-Shiloni, Journal of Biblical Literature, Volume 123, No. 2, Summer 2004

Risa Levitt Kohn is Assistant Professor in the Religious Studies Department, San Diego State University, California.

"Levitt Kohn's study lays a foundation for further research on inner-biblical interpretation and allusion. The data presented in the lists should aid further studies of the functional and thematic use made by Ezekiel of these earlier sources.... Levitt Kohn's overall thesis is definitely intriguing and well supported. She contributes a comprehensive study of the idiomatic similarities between Ezekiel and P and Ezekiel and D.... Levitt Kohn's study should definitely serve scholars of both Ezekiel and the Petateuch. As a window for further research, it could, moreover, be instructive for scholars interested in inner-biblical interpretation. -Dalit Rom-Shiloni, Journal of Biblical Literature, Volume 123, No. 2, Summer 2004