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The main focus of this book gives a close reading of the final form of the text; the Hebrew Ezra, the Hebrew Nehemiah, Esdras, and other Ezra and Nehemiah traditions. The first concludes with a discussion of intertextuality and the growth of various traditions. The second part explores the questions of historicity raised by a close reading of the texts themselves to argue that a close reading of the text has clear implications for any conclusions about historicity.
Author Biography
Mark G. Brett is Professor of Old Testament at Whitley College, Melbourne. He is the editor of Ethnicity and the Bible (1996) and the author of Biblical Criticism in Crisis (1991).
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