Divination, Politics, and Ancient Near Eastern Empires

Jeffrey L. Cooley · Beate Pongratz‐Leisten · C. A. Strine · Göran Eidevall · Joseph Blenkinsopp · Ehud Ben Zvi +1 more

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Biblical Studies and Interpretation Ancient Near East History Historical, Religious, and Philosophical Studies

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This collection examines the ways that divinatory texts in the Hebrew Bible and the ancient Near East undermined and upheld the empires in which the texts were composed, edited, and read. Nine essays and an introduction engage biblical scholarship on the Prophets, Assyriology, the Dead Sea Scrolls, and the critical study of Ancient Empires.

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