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Ernest van Eck

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INTERPRETERINTERPRETER_ERNEST_VAN_ECK

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Release Introduced: v53
Display Name: Ernest van Eck
Era: modern scholarship
Authority Boundary: This identity/attribution record does not grant evidentiary weight to the interpreter's conclusions.
Evidence Classification: attribution metadata
Status: CURATED_PUBLIC

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Interpreter Authored WorkVan Eck 2011 — social-scientific reading of the lost sheepdocumented attribution Interpreter Associated With TraditionSocial-scientific / realistic parable readingclassification metadata

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Ernest van Eck — In the kingdom everybody has enough: A social-scientific and realistic reading of the parable of the lost sheep (Luke 15:4–6)Creative Commons Attribution (journal page identifies CC BY; current journal policy states CC BY 4.0 unless otherwise stated) · AI/RAG: LICENSE_REVIEW_REQUIRED_BEFORE_FULLTEXT_AI

Useful both as social/economic context and as counterevidence to automatically treating Ezekiel 34/OT shepherd imagery as the controlling interpretation of Luke 15:4–6.