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In several of his letters, Paul introduces portions of Deuteronomy 27, 28, 29, 30, and 32 into his argument. This study examines Paul's explicit quotations of these chapters of Deuteronomy as well as his “explicit, verbal references” of Deuteronomy: texts that are not attended b…

For years scholars have studied the “quotations” of the New Testament as found in the Apostolic Fathers, in Justin Martyr, or in other early second-century writers as if they were really quotations. When faced to explain why these “quotations” were not very accurate, some schola…