An Adversary in Heaven: "satan" in the Hebrew Bible

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Day PL. An Adversary in Heaven: "satan" in the Hebrew Bible.; 1988.

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This study focuses on the four passages in the Hebrew Bible (Numbers 22:22-35, Zechariah 3:1-7, Job 1-2, and 1 Chronicles 21:1-22:1) which use the noun "satan" to refer to a heavenly being. Dr. Day analyzes the etymology and meaning of the noun in detail and then proceeds to examine its specific usage in these passages.

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