That there are lots of references to Genesis, Psalms 42 and 43 etc?

Or is Wright just sticking in weasel words…. so he can weasel out of what he says?

I guess you need to keep an eye on the ‘almost’ in that quote. Amongst other places, he talks about the allusions in Resurrection of the Son of God — and only a few pages after he says something similar to your quote.

There are no references to Genesis in the resurrection stories.

Read Wright on the resurrection

‘First, we note the strange silence of the Bible in the stories. Up to this point, all four evangelists have drawn heavily upon biblical quotation, allusion and echo. But the resurrection narratives are almost entirely innocent of them. ‘

The resurrection stories are almost entirely innocent of biblical quotations, allusions and echos.

So I have no idea where on earth you got those echoes of Genesis from.

Certainly not from Wright.

Unless Wright says different things to different audiences.