'This Man Has Come into My House': Hospitality in Genesis 19; 34; and Judges 19.
This article explores narratives wherein themes of hospitality, sexual violence against women, and migration coalesce. The presence of migration and the theme of 'guest' and 'host' make Genesis 19, and in the linked tradition in Judges 19, particularly apt for analysis that uses modern literature co...
| Publicado en: | Biblical Interpretation Vol. 26; no. 4/5; pp. 469 - 485 |
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Brill Academic Publishers
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