The Idea of Afterlife in Ancient Israel: Some Remarks on the Iconography in Solomon's Temple

John Strange

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L'iconographie du Temple de Salomon d'apres I Rois 6: 18, 29, 32, 34-35: les cherubins et les palmettes| les frises de lotus. Il s'agit d'un syncretisme entre la religion d'Israel et d'elements des religions mesopotamienne et egyptienne. Le debir, objet en bois a l'interieur du Temple, serait un element proprement israelite.

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