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But God compensated for Abram's predicament and used Pharaoh to 1 John Goldingay, "The Patriarchs in Scripture and History," in Essays on the Patriarchal Narratives (Leicester, UK: Inter Varsity Press, ), 2 Paul Nadim Tarazi, The Old Testament an Introduction: Volume 1 Historical Traditions, New revisedd ed. (Crestwood, N.Y.: St. Fr. Paul Tarazi: From Study to Heresy! A Critique of his Book Introduction to the New Testament: Paul and Mark Archimandrite Touma (Bitar) The article translated below, by Archimandrite Touma (Bitar), Abbot of the Monastery of St. Silouan in Douma, Lebanon and a graduate of St. Vladimir's seminary, was originally published in in Majallat al-Nour, the official magazine of the Orthodox. . # The Bible in the Eastern and Oriental Orthodox Traditions unit of the Society of Biblical Literature, is excited to announce that it will be honoring the Very Rev. Fr. Paul Nadim Tarazi on Saturday Octo on the occasion of the 40th anniversary of his academic career.

Historical Traditions Paul Nadim Tarazi /5 (13 ratings) Read Download. Pages Format Paperback Publisher St. Vladimir's Seminary Press Release. This revised edition of Paul Tarazi's The Old Testament: An Introduction, Historical Traditions takes into account twelve years of additional research. The way historical background is presented constitutes the biggest change: this book no longer includes a reconstruction of the "history of Israel." The author concludes that none of the scriptural books were intended to offer a history in the sense that we use that word today, so any efforts to construct such a history necessarily lead one. In his Old Testament Introduction: The Historical Traditions, Paul Tarazi invites the reader to embark with him on a collective reading of God's Holy Book maintaing that since only God Himself can be the ultimate authority on matters of interpretation, it is the responsibility of each reader to challenge the interpretations of others - including those of Tarazi himself.