
Jehu’s Tribute
What Can Biblical Studies Offer Assyriology?
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Jehu’s Tribute
What Can Biblical Studies Offer Assyriology?
About this book
The findings of Assyriology have been applied to biblical studies ever since the former emerged as a scholarly discipline in the mid-nineteenth century. Today, the scholarly flow from Assyriology to biblical studies continues, yet rarely are the fruits of biblical scholarship brought to bear on the study of ancient Assyria and Babylon. The present volume aims to reverse this unidirectional trend.
Considering that the literature preserved in the Hebrew Bible is the product of a people who had significant contact with both Assyria and Babylonia, then surely the study of the Hebrew Bible has something to offer Assyriology. But what? The contributors approach this question from a variety of disciplinary perspectives, including intellectual history, museology, and religious and political history. The authors also offer broad methodological considerations and more focused, text-based case studies. Written by leading scholars in the fields of Assyriology and Hebrew Bible, Jehu's Tribute presents a fresh approach to the multifaceted relationship between Assyriology and biblical studies.
In addition to the volume editors, the contributors include Céline Debourse, Jessie DeGrado, Eckart Frahm, Shalom E. Holtz, Gina Konstantopoulos, Alan Lenzi, Alice Mandell, Dustin Nash, Beate Pongratz-Leisten, Seth Sanders, Anthony P. SooHoo, SJ, and Abraham Winitzer.
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Table of contents
- COVER Front
- Copyright Page
- Table of Contents
- Introduction
- Chapter 1: Remodeling Albright’s House in the Twenty-First Century : From a Patrimonial Household to an Open- Concept Structure
- Chapter 2: Museum Models : Assyriology, the Bible, and Avenues for Public Engagement
- Chapter 3: An Enlivening Biblical Geist for Assyriology
- Chapter 4: Some Thoughts on the Applicability of Comparative Studies to the Ancient Near East and the Hebrew Bible
- Chapter 5: Text in Context : Priestly Writings in the Bible and Babylonia
- Chapter 6: Aniconism as a Local Response to Assyrian Godnapping
- Chapter 7: Assyria Through the Looking- Glass : The Hebrew Bible as Opposition Literature
- Chapter 8: Maṣṣartu, Mišmeret, and Duties in Temples : A Contextual Parallel
- Chapter 9: The Prayer of Ashurnaṣirpal I to Ishtar : An Exegetical Reading
- Chapter 10: Does a Magic Still Dwell in Comparing the Tribes of Israel and Mari ?
- Chapter 11: Alphabetic Scrolls in a Cuneiform World : Noteson the Study of an Invisible Literature
- Chapter 12: Impaling and Corpse Display in the Hebrew Bible and Assyrian Sources
- Index