9781506445984 - Introduction to the Hebrew Bible, 3rd Edition, published by Fortress

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Deuteronomy leaves little space for prophecy

In fact, Deuteronomy 18 demands obedience to future prophets and threatens divine retribution against those who ignore God's prophets.
Page 229: Twlfth should be Twelfth
Page 240: 'ion' should be 'in'
Page 245: 'wil' should be 'will'
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David mourns ostentatiously for Saul, even killing the messenger who brought Saul's crown to him.

This comment about David killing the Amalekite is misleading. David did not kill the Amalekite because he brought bad news but because he confessed to killing Saul.
Page 246: 'Job' should be 'Joab'
Page 246: In reference to the death of Abner -

One again, David escapes blame for the death of a rival.

At the time of his murder, Abner was in fact an ally of David and not a rival.
Page 521: Concerning Proverbs, we are told -

Conspicuously absent is any reference whatever to Israel

This is belied by the very first verse of Proverbs, where Solomon is described as 'king of Israel.' This error is even odder because this verse is quoted later on the same page.