La tunique ensanglantée de Joseph (Gn XXXVII 31-33): un espoir de réconciliation?

Wénin, André
(2004) Vetus Testamentum — Vol. 54, p. 407-410 (2004)

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The scene of Genesis 37,31-33 (the brothers send Joseph's bloody tunic to their father Jacob) is studied in relation with Lev 16 (the scape goat rite) to show that the brothers are hoping that Joseph's "death" will open the family to a form of reconciliation.
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Wénin, A. (2004). La tunique ensanglantée de Joseph (Gn XXXVII 31-33): un espoir de réconciliation? Vetus Testamentum, 54, 407-410. https://doi.org/10.1163/1568533041694636 (Original work published 2004)