From: Hultberg, Alan (alan_hultberg@peter.biola.edu)
Date: Wed Sep 16 1998 - 16:24:42 EDT
>Now sometimes it would appear that the ancient listener to the story knew
>things and assumed things about the setting that we don't know. Sometimes
>that may have a bearing on our interpretation. But I still think that the
>text normally tells us what we need to know to understand it, and what the
>text doesn't say doesn't really need to concern us so far as understanding
>the story.
>
I'm with you, Carl.
Alan
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