| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - e decisive criterion by which Jews and maintained the uniqueness of God over against both idols and God's own deputies' (36-7).In a crucial passage Hurtado argues the following: 'In particular, some scholars refer to the Jewish monotheism in fairly simple terms as a fixed creedal constraint against attributing any real divinity to figures other than the one God, thus constituting mainly a doctrin
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