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Die Anchor-Bibel Reihe

Diese umfangreiche Reihe bietet einen tiefgehenden Kommentar zu biblischen Texten, der aus einer internationalen und interkonfessionellen Zusammenarbeit hervorgeht. Sie umfasst detaillierte, bandweise Kommentare sowie Referenzmaterialien, die den historischen und linguistischen Kontext der Heiligen Schrift beleuchten. Das Projekt zielt darauf ab, den Lesern das größtmögliche Spektrum an Wissen zur Interpretation der biblischen Aufzeichnungen zu vermitteln, unabhängig von spezifischen theologischen Lehren. Es ist eine wesentliche Ressource für ernsthafte Bibelstudien.

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