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Deuteronomy 1:1-21:9 by Duane L. Christensen Word Biblical Commentary 6a. Revised and expanded. Thomas Nelson, Nashville, 2001. 592 pp. $39.99 (cloth). ISBN 0-7852-4220-1. by Duane L. Christensen Word Biblical Commentary 6b. Thomas Nelson, Nashville, 2002. 451 pp. $39.99 (cloth). ISBN 0-8499-1032-3.

THIS IS CHRISTENSEN'S completed Word Commentary on Deuteronomy, replacing his former first volume (1991), which covered Deuteronomy 1-11. The new commentary develops the thesis of the first...

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	Deuteronomy 21:10-34:12 Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society ; ... sometimes incomplete, bibliography for every section. The preface of the second volume is the same as in the first volume. But the maps and illustrations of volume one, which are also relevant for volume two, are missing in the second volume. The bibliography at ...
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