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Book Review: When Deborah Met Jael: Lesbian Biblical Hermeneutics

adumbrated (and implicitly non-supersessionist) theology of God. In all its theological, exegetical and philosophical turns, Ticciati acknowledges that her work makes not insignificant demands on its readers. Throughout, however, the book is carefully and lucidly written, draws on an impressive range of secondary exegetical materials, and offers a large number of penetrating observations. For those interested in deepening their engagement with the enigma that is the book of Job, it therefore comes thoroughly recommended.