Leviticus in Hebrews: A Transtextual Analysis of the Tabernacle Theme in the Letter to the Hebrews by Mayjee Philip Details
The scientific consensus on the relationship between the message to the Hebrews and the Old Testament is far from being universal or unified. This book aims to address this area…
The scientific consensus on the relationship between the message to the Hebrews and the Old Testament is far from being universal or unified. This book aims to address this area in the Hebrew scholarship, which lacks a critical report on the dependence of the Jews on the Old Testament, especially the Leviticus, in the construction of a meaningful text.
The book examines how the author of the Hebrews uses the subject of the Five-Textual Tent to construct the central idea of the heavenly dwelling in the Hebrews. In analyzing the ways in which Hebrew is connected to the Old Testament, the author benefits from the concepts of literary theory Gerard Genet on tyranny and experience. These concepts help ease the various textual relations that the Hebrews possess with the Old Testament in general, and Levites in particular, and the fundamental transformations of meaning formation in the Hebrews..
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