King and Kin: Political Allegory in the Hebrew Bible

Gary A. Rendsburg · Joel Rosenberg

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Preface Acknowledgments A Note on Transliteration of Hebrew Words Preliminaries: the Question of Biblical Allegory I. The Garden Story Forward and Backward: The Non-Narrative Dimension of Gen. 2-3 II. Is There a Story of Abraham? III. David without Diagrams: Beyond Structure in the Davidic History From House to House Going Indoors YHWHOs Anointed Amnon and Tamar Nabal and Abigail Absalom The Imperium The Sons of Zeruiah oThis Way and ThatO oGood and EvilO The Garden Epilogue: The Nature of an Allegorical Relation Abbreviations Notes Index

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