The Great Intermission

The Great Intermission is a study of the shape of the Bible. It introduces a new perspective on the structure of the narrative, especially regarding the Old Testament. The governing idea is that the Canon of the Old Testament, then the Hebrew Scriptures, was completed in and around the dates of the Dead Sea Scrolls and that the order of placement of large sections of the narrative is intentional and revealing. This interpretive device can be called "postmodern" or even "neo-deconstruct