This book examines the various aspects of the theology and morality of the various characters in the narratives of the Book of Genesis, focusing primarily on patriarchs such as Abraham, Isaac, Jacob and Joseph.
Making an in-depth study of the names and epithets used for God in these narratives, it draws conclusions regarding the understanding of God in them. It also provides insights into what the God of the convent meant to the characters of these narratives.
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