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From a question in a note to the text and sources. Choose a path for your reading, studies, or work. FOR PERSONAL READING Start from a note on Moses the scribe. Examine the Aleppo Codex and discover the questions raised by the Qumran manuscripts. Deut 31:24–26 · Notes · History of textual transmissionMoses, manuscripts
and the history of the text
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Horns or radiance?
Exod 34:29–35 · Compare versions and check the note’s arguments.
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Deut 31:24–26 · Separate source data from interpretation.
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Moses and the veil
Exod 34 → 2 Cor 3 · From the passage’s context to the history of its reception.
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