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David and His Circle in Genesis Xxxviii

Various scholars have correctly noted that much of Genesis mirrors the events of the United Monarchy of David and Solomon. This is borne out by similar story lines, allusions, and shared language. Among the paradigm passages which may be cited is Gen. xv 18 where the boundaries of the land promised to Abraham, minnehar misrayim Cad-hanndhdr haggddol nehar perdt, correlate with those of the Davidic-Solomonic empire. Benjamin Mazar has used this example and many others to demonstrate that "Genesis was given its original written form during the time when the Davidic empire was being established, and that the additions and supplements of later authors were only intended to help bridge the time gap for contemporary readers, and had no decisive effect on its contents or its overall character."2