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Barstad --$tWhere was Tarshish? /$rJohn Day --$tThe sotah : why is this case different from all other cases? /$rRichard Elliott Friedman --$tEntering and leaving the Psalter : Psalms 1 and 150 and the two polarities of faith /$rSusan Gillingham --$tA reference to the covenant code in 2 Kings 17:24-41? /$rAndr{acute}e Lemaire --$tShips and other seafaring vessels in the Old Testament /$rJill Middlemas --$tWho are the bad guys in the Psalms? /$rPatrick D. Miller --$tDavid's stronghold and Samson's Rock of Etam /$rNadav Na'aman. 330 $aThis volume honours Professor H. G. M. Williamson, Regius Professor of Hebrew at Oxford University through a collection of essays by colleagues and former students from across the globe. 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