A Short Tractate On The Longevity Ascribed To The Patriarchs In The Book Of Genesis

The long lifespans attributed to the biblical patriarchs have long been a subject of controversy and speculation. This tractate provides a critical analysis of the various theories and explanations that have been proposed over the centuries, with a focus on the relationship between the lifespans and the chronology of the Hebrew Bible. It is a challenging and thought-provoking work that will be of interest to scholars and theologians alike.

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