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Ketuvim

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Ketuvim

In Judaism, collective term for the books of the Hebrew Bible, excluding those of the Torah (the first five books of the Bible) and the Nevi'im (the books of the prophets). The Ketuvim include Proverbs, Job, Psalms, and the five megillot (books such as Esther and Ruth).



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One reason for this lack is likely the PBC's (and the Church's) inattention to the Ketuvim (the Song of Songs--a text Murphy finds consummate in showing how the historical-critical method can enhance theological appropriation [1998:117]--is silenced in the Document).
Roland Murphy, The Pontifical Biblical Commission, Jews, and the Bible by Levine, Amy-Jill / Biblical Theology Bulletin
I was in my mid-twenties before I would ever read a book of Ketuvim or Neviim straight through at a sitting, or think that this might be worth doing.
A Letter to Elizabeth by Peskowitz, Miriam / Cross Currents
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