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I am not a historian, but a literary critic. I have no interest in using biblical texts as historical sources. But I know that many other people have a great deal of interest in doing so. If we are going to use these texts as historical sources, then I think we should be very clear about how they function as literature before we make any use of them as “historical” documents.2 However, I do not think that literary analysis of biblical

Why the Hebrew Bible Might Be All Greek to Me : On the Use of the Xenophontic Corpus in Discussions of Biblical Literature