Les raisons de la violence de l'attaque des Asaphites contre les Coréites en Jr 9,1-7, ou l'exclusion des chantres Coréites comme contrepartie de l'intégration des Ezrahites par les Asaphites

Gosse, Bernard, 1949-
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Title Les raisons de la violence de l'attaque des Asaphites contre les Coréites en Jr 9,1-7, ou l'exclusion des chantres Coréites comme contrepartie de l'intégration des Ezrahites par les Asaphites.
Host Item Old Testament Essays 29,3 (2016) 469-480
Language French
National Library system number 990005908150705171
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