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Historicity: Chapters 1 to 11, Abraham and co, the Exodus and following.
Primogeniture: This is the idea that priority is given to the older stuff in Judaic theology. Some say that this is a rabbinic invention, I'm not so sure, I think the opening chapters of Genesis establish certain key themes and begin several story lines that are continued throughout Scripture.
Interpreting Old Testament Law: Do we look for the principle or follow some hermeneutical redemptive movement?
I'll keep you all posted!
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