The Prohibition of Transferring an Offspring to “the Molech”

Hieke, Thomas

doi:10.13109/9783666534713.171

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“…1.11, 27 as corroborating evidence to interpret Lev. 18.21 as concerned with fertility vows to another deity (see further Hieke 2011; 2014: 679-88, 781-87; 2019; cf. Jub.…”

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Don’t Do What to Whom? A Survey of Historical-Critical Scholarship on Leviticus 18.22 and 20.13

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2022

Currents in Biblical Research

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Leviticus 18.22 and 20.13 continue to play a decisive role in the debate over sexuality and the Bible. A bit surprisingly, it was not until the mid-1990s that these texts began to be subjected to thorough historical-critical analyses. Since that time, interest has steadily increased along with the number of hypotheses. Many have assumed that these laws unambiguously condemn ‘homosexuality’. Among specialists, however, there continues to be much disagreement with at least twenty-one unique proposals. This article will survey the various historical-critical offerings, put them into conversation with one another, and describe current trends.

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“…1.11, 27 as corroborating evidence to interpret Lev. 18.21 as concerned with fertility vows to another deity (see further Hieke 2011; 2014: 679-88, 781-87; 2019; cf. Jub.…”

Section: Male Same-sex Anal Intercourse: Various Rationales For the P...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Don’t Do What to Whom? A Survey of Historical-Critical Scholarship on Leviticus 18.22 and 20.13

Stone

2022

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The Prohibition of Transferring an Offspring to “the Molech”

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Don’t Do What to Whom? A Survey of Historical-Critical Scholarship on Leviticus 18.22 and 20.13

Don’t Do What to Whom? A Survey of Historical-Critical Scholarship on Leviticus 18.22 and 20.13

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