Offering Isaac again and again: Pseudo-Philo's Use of the Aqedah as Intertext

Full title
Offering Isaac again and again: Pseudo-Philo's Use of the Aqedah as Intertext
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Reference type
Author(s)
Fisk, Bruce Norman
Year
2000
Journal / Book Title || Series Title
Catholic Biblical Quarterly
Volume
62
Issue / Series Volume
3
Pages
481-507
Work type
Label
2000
Abstract

Pseudo-Philo invokes the so-called Aqedah of Genesis 22 three times--in God's response to Balaam, in the hymn of Deborah, and in the speech of Jephthah's daughter. This accords with Pseudo-Philo's pattern of omitting stories from their proper chronological location and intruding them at a later point in his narrative.

Primary Texts: Apocrypha and Pseudepigrapha
Composition / Author
Passage
18
Composition / Author
Passage
32
Composition / Author
Passage
40