Abstract
Most historical critics consider the story in Genesis 34 to be composed of two sources which differ considerably from the redactional unity in which they now stand. In this study a critique is offered of the arguments given for such an analysis of the chapter and it is argued that we ought to consider the story always to have existed as a unity.
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Parry, R. (2000). Source Criticism & Genesis 34. Tyndale Bulletin, 51(1). https://doi.org/10.53751/001c.30284
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