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Mikhail Bakhtin offers us a typology to understand better how biblical intertextuality works. Phenomena such as  stylization ,  parodic use  of another’s speech, or  hidden polemic  can help perceive how the relationship among texts results from a previous social debate. We focus on studying  hybrid constructions  in which authors develop an  intentional use  of another’s speech. This work analyzes the dependencies among Psalm 82 (especially the expression »You are gods« in v. 6) and texts which referenced that Psalm in concrete historical and theological milieus.

»You are gods«. Intertextuality among Ps 82:6, 11QMelch, and John 10:34. Approximation from Sociological Stylistics