Dating Deuteronomy

Challenging established biblical scholarship, this book argues against the Wellhausen Fallacy, specifically the notions that Deuteronomy emerged only during King Josiah's reign and that later redactors significantly altered ancient texts. It highlights mistranslations and questions the assumptions about Second Temple scribes' editing practices. The similarities between the Samarian version of the Pentateuch and the traditional Masoretic text suggest both are different editions of the same document, undermining the idea that they were derived from one another.