What Happened to the Proto-Deuteronomist? The Epilogue to the "Book of the Covenant" (Exod 23,20-33) as a Test Case

Ausloos, Hans
(2014) A Pillar of Cloud to Guide. Text-Critical, Redactional, and Linguistic Perspectives on the Old Testament in Honour of Marc Vervenne — ISBN: [978-90-429-3084-1], p. 17-29, published

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Exod 23,20-33, the so-called epilogue to the Book of the Covenant (Exod 20,22–23,19), is undoubtedly one of these passages that are at the core of the discussion about the presence of so-called proto-Deuteronomic elements within Genesis-Numbers. In this contribution, I will focus on this passage, taking a look at and evaluating the place it occupies within current literary-critical Pentateuch studies, against the background of its characterisation as Deuteronom(ist)ic or proto-Deuteronomic.
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Ausloos, H. (2014). What Happened to the Proto-Deuteronomist? The Epilogue to the “Book of the Covenant” (Exod 23,20-33) as a Test Case. In H. Ausloos & B. Lemmelijn (ed.), A Pillar of Cloud to Guide. Text-Critical, Redactional, and Linguistic Perspectives on the Old Testament in Honour of Marc Vervenne (p. p. 17-29). Peeters. https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/48539