Mythology and Lament: Studies in the Oracles about the Nations

John B. Geyer

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

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Contents: Preface Part I Introductory: What are the oracles about the nations about? Form and structure of the oracles about the nations. Part II The Myths: Isaiah 14.4-23 Ezekiel 27 and the cosmic ship Ezekiel 31 and the cosmic tree. Part III Yahweh: The day of Yahweh The Yahweh passages. Part IV Myth and Lament: Sumerian lamentations The lament passages in ON-IJE. Part V Sample Text Analysis: About Moab. Part VI Conclusions and Implications: Lament and myth and liturgy. Bibliography Indexes.

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