The social roots of biblical Yahwism / by Stephen L. Cook. [Text]
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- BM 170.C66 2004 22
- BM170 .C66 2004
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BM 170.A41968 1968 Yahweh and the gods of Canaan; | BM 170.A7 1963 Aspects of syncretism in Israelite religion. / | BM 170.B46 1957 Die Apostelgeschichte / | BM 170.C66 2004 The social roots of biblical Yahwism / | BM 170 .D32 1992 Religion and culture in ancient Israel / | BM 170.H45 1985 The cult of Molek : | BM 173.A66 1978 Approaches to ancient Judaism : theory and practice |
Includes bibliographical references (p. 279-293) and indexes.
The basic features of biblical Yahwism -- The flowering of biblical Yahwism -- Sinai theology in the eighth century B.C.E. -- The place of Jerusalem in southern Sinai theology: promises to Jerusalem and Zion in Micah -- A social-scientific model for excavating the roots of biblical Yahwism -- The social roots of biblical Yahwism I: Micah and the clan elders of Judah -- The social roots of biblical Yahwism II: Hosea and the traditional priests of the Israelite tribes.
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