
Windows to the Ancient World of the Hebrew Bible
Essays in Honor of Samuel Greengus
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Windows to the Ancient World of the Hebrew Bible
Essays in Honor of Samuel Greengus
About this book
This honorary volume of scholarly essays celebrates Dr. Samuel Greengus, Julian Morgenstern Professor of Bible and Near Eastern Literature and Professor of Semitic Languages at Hebrew Union CollegeâJewish Institute of Religion, esteemed teacher and mentor.
The contributions are varied in scope, including studies of biblical texts and the ancient Near East. Together, the essays demonstrate the rich and vast field that is the study of the Hebrew Bible and thus highlight the profound and broad influence that Samuel Greengus has had on multiple generations of students, now scholars in a field that he has helped shape. Windows to the Ancient World of the Hebrew Bible is sure to delight the reader and holds unique importance for students of the Hebrew Bible and ancient Near East. It presents innovative research and heralds fine scholarship, representative of an even finer scholar.
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Table of contents
- COVER Front
- Copyright Page
- Table of Contents
- Chapter 1: Law, Economy, Academia, and Divination in Bronze Age Canaan The Value of the Cuneiform Tablets Discovered at Tel Hazor
- Chapter 2: The Holiness Redaction of the Flood Narrative (Genesis 6:9â9:29)
- Chapter 3: Isaiah 47 and 54 An Investigation into a Case of Intertextuality
- Chapter 4: The Tenth Commandment and the Concept of âInward Liability
- Chapter 5: The Book of Giants and the Greek Gilgamesh
- Chapter 6: Donning the Right Garb The Egyptian Ritual of âOpening the Mouthâ and the Biblical Regulations in Exodus 28â29
- Chapter 7: Mythologizing Exile Life, Law, and Justice after the Flood
- Chapter 8: The Hebrew Syllable Definition and Practical Application
- Chapter 9: Neither Slave Nor Free Children Living on the Edge of a Social Status
- Chapter 10: The Administration of Copper Toolsat Umma in the Ur III Period
- Chapter 11: Rabbi Joshua Briskinâs Tav Yâhoshua Yalkut Derekh Ereáș, A Handbook for Busy Jews
- Chapter 12: ZĂȘru, âto Hateâ as a Metaphor for Covenant Instability
- Chapter 13: With Mace in Hand . . . and Praise in Throat Comparisons and Contrasts in the Bookends of the Psalter
- Chapter 14: Do Deities Deceive?
- Chapter 15: Toward an Ethic of Liberation for Bible Translation A Work in Progress
- Chapter 16: Demons in Mesopotamia and Israel Exploring the Category of Non-Divine but Supernatural Entities
- Chapter 17: The Literary Structure of Judges Revisited Judges as a Ring Composition
- Chapter 18: The Perfect Verb and the Perfect Woman in Proverbs
- Index