Studies in the Book of Jonah

In this scholarly work, the author provides a detailed analysis of the biblical book of Jonah. He argues that Jonah is a work of historical fiction rather than a straightforward account of a prophet's mission. At the same time, he explores the book's theological themes, including the nature of God's mercy and the relationship between Jews and Gentiles. With its careful scholarship and insightful exegesis, Studies in the Book of Jonah is an essential resource for anyone interested in biblical studies or theology.
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