Intertextual studies in Ben Sira and Tobit essays in honor of Alexander A. Di Lella, O.F.M.
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| Colección: | The Catholic Biblical quarterly. Monograph series ;
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- The Book of Tobit: an ancestral story
- "Eyes to the blind": a dialogue between Tobit and Job
- The Psalms and the Book of Tobit
- Avenues of intertextuality between Tobit and the New Testament
- The medieval Hebrew and Aramaic texts of Tobit
- Ben Sira, reader of Genesis 1-11
- The influence of the Book of Exodus on Ben Sira
- In search of parallels--Ben Sira and the Book of Kings
- Ben Sira and the prophets
- An intertextual study of Proverbs and Ben Sira
- Multum in parvo--Ben Sira's portrayal of the patriarch Joseph
- Ezra, scribe and priest, and the concerns of Ben Sira
- "Faith in God" rather than "fear of God" in Ben Sira and Job : a necessary adjustment in terminology and understanding
- "Come, let us be wise" : Qoheleth and Ben Sira on true wisdom, with an ear to Pharaoh's folly
- Ben Sira and the Book of the watchers on the legitimate priesthood
- Amid trials : Ben Sira 2:1 and James 1:2
- Sanctus Matthaeus, magister sapientiae, summa cum laude.