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Paperback. Condizione: Very Good-. 281 pp sfp and note on last page.

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Trade paperback. Condizione: New. Revised ed. Routledge, 1997. Revised ed. New. 1 Trade paperback (US). Glued binding. 296 p. Audience: General/trade. eng pp.

Hardcover. pp. 212. 8vo. Red binding with gilt lettering to spine. Light shelfwear; very good+. The Social World of Biblical Antiquity Series, 5.

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Softbound. Condizione: Very Good. Octavo, green library cloth, original paper covers bound in, 112, 113-240, 241-376, 377-505, 248 pp., indexes Articles in issue 34.1 are "Why the Verb Bara Does Not Mean 'to Create' in Genesis 1.1-2.4a," Ellen van Wolde, "Abraham and David," Bernard Gosse, "Genesis 14: A Diaspora Novella?" Volker Glissman, "Animals in the Prophetic World: Literary Reflections on Numbers 22 and 1 Kingss 13," Kenneth C. Way, "The Function of a Conjunction: Inclusivist or Exclusivist Startegies in Ezra 6.19-21 and Nehemiah 10,29-30?" Matthew Thiessen, "The Variations of Nature in Ecclesiastes 11," Christopher Whitwell, "The Limmudim in the Book of Isaiah," Chlares David Isbell.Articles in 34.2 are "They Save Themsleves Alone: Faith and Loss in the Stories of Abraham and Job," Henriette L. Wiley, "The Divine Plural: A Literary-Contextual Argument for Plurality in the Godhead," Thomas A. Keiser, "The Paradise Story: A Constitutional Economic Reconstruction," Sigmund Wagner-Tsukamoto, "What's Wrong with this Picture?: Stylistic Variation as a Rhetorical Technique in Judges," Robert B. Chisholm, "Is Jonathan Really David's 'Wife'?" A Response to Yaron Peleg, "The Silence of Jonah: A Rhetorical Reading of Jonah 4.1-11," Chesung Justin Ryu, "Habakkuk 2.4b in its Context: How Far Off Was Paul?" Debbie Hunn.Articles in 34.3 are "Exodus and Asylum: Uncovering the Relationship between Biblical Law and Narrative," Jonatthan P. Burnside, "Departure of Ships? An Investigation of Tsi in Numbers 24.24 and Isaiah 33.23," JoAnn Scurlock, "The Themes of Land and Fertility in the Book of Ruth," Talia Sutskover, "Bosh in the Pslams - Shame and Disappointment? Yael Avrahami, "Proverbs 28.1-11: A Small Poem?" Daniel P. Bricker, "Bakhtin Reads the Song of Songs," Jennifer Pfenniger, "Jeremiah 1.4-10: 'Lost and Found' in Translation and a New Interpretation," Eshter H. Roshwalb.Articles in 34.4 are "Interpreting 'ed; in Genesis 2.5-6: Neglected Rabbinic and Intertextual Evidence," Max Rogland, "Inside Out: Jethro, the Midianites and a Biblical Construction of the Outsider," Adriane Leveen, "Three-Way Intertextuality: Some Reflections of Abimelech's Death at Thebez in Biblical Narrative," Hava Shalom-Guy, "Poetic Closure in Job: The First Cycle," C.L. Seow, "The Metonic Cycle, Number Symbolism, and the Placement of Pslams 19 and 119 in the MT Psalter," Alan Lenzi, "Egypt's Shameful Death and the House of Israel's Exodus from Sheol (Ezekiel 32,17-32 and 37.1.14)," John T. Strong.Volume 34.5 is the booklist.

Softbound. Condizione: Very Good. Octavo, green library cloth, original paper covers bound in, 128, 128, 250, 128, 128 pp., indexes Articles in issue 87 are "The Exodus Motif in 1 Kings 1-14," Aamos Frisch, "Of Pharaohs and Kings - Whence the Exodus?" Michael D. Oblath, "The Land of Milk and Honey," Etan Levine, "The Nose Knows: Bodily Knowing in Isaiah 11.3," Ian D. Ritchie, "Hagar Requited," Ramela Tamarkin Reis, "Storm and the Message of Job," Alex Luc, "Who is 'This' in 'Who is this.?' (Job 38.2)? A Response to Karl G. Wilcox," John J. Bimson.Articles in isue 88 are "The Significance of Circumcision," John Goldingay, "Vision and Voice in Isaiah," Francis Landy, "Judges 18 as an Anti-Spy Story in the Context of an Anti-Conquest Story: The Creative Usage of Literary Genres," Uwe F.W. Bauer, "Towards the Ur-Text of Esther," Lisbeth S. Fried, "Does H Advocate the Centralization of Worship?" Jacob Milgrom, "Retribution and Revival: Theological Theory, Religious Praxis, and the Future in Chronicles," Donald F. Murray, "Guarding the Parents' Honur - Deuteronomy 21.18-21," Anselm C. Hagedorn.Issue 89 is the Booklist for 2000.Articles in Issue 90 are "A Note on Hezekiah's Tunnel and the Siloam Inscription," Avraham Faust, "Under the Influence: Trust and Risk in Biblical Family Drinking," Carey Ellen Walsh, "Tragedy in the Courts of the Lord: A Socio-Literary Reading of the Death of Nadab and Abihu," Walter Houston, "Sexual Offences in Genesis," James E. Miller, "Amos Among the 'Dead Prophers Society': Re-Reading the Lion's Roar," Kames R. Linville, "The Hebrew Book of Changes: Reflections on hakkol hebel and lakkol zeman in Ecclesiastes," John Jarick, "The Difficulty of Thinking in Greek and Speaking in Hebrew (Qoheleth 3.18, 4.13-16; 5.8)," Alain Buhlman, "The Song of Protest: Reassessing the Song of Songs," Jannie H. Hunter.Articles in issue 91 are "Beetlemania of Bygone Times," Meir Lubetski, "Land, Slave Labor and Law: Engaging Ancient Israel's Economy," Zipporah G. Glass, "The Other Side of the Jabbok: Genesis 32 as a Fiasco of Patriarchy," Serge Frolov, "The Song of Deborah: A Structural and Literary Consideration," Mark A. Vincent, "Messngers in Isaiah and the Twelve: Implications for Reading Prophetic Books," Edgar W. Conrad, "The Rhetoric of Social Conscience in the Bookm of Job," Geoffrey J. Aimers, "Elisha and the Woman of Shunem: 2 Kings 4.8-37 and 8.1-6 Read in Conjunction," Mark Roncace.

Softbound. Condizione: Very Good. Octavo, green library cloth, original paper covers bound in, 136, 137-264, 265-392, 393-520, iv, 280, pp., indexes Articles in issue 32.1 are "The Canonization of Ancient Hebrew and Confucian Literature," Terje Stordalen, "A New Interpretation of the Term 'opalim' in the Light of Recent Archaeological Finds from Philistia," Aren M. Maeir, "The Revelation of Coordination to Verb Gapping in Biblical Poetry," Cynthia L. Miller, "Response Concerning Genesis and Statistics," Cornelius B. Houk, "Elite Lives: Job 29-31 and Traditional Authority," Mark Hamilton, "Habakkuk 2.4: An Ethical Paradigm or a Political Observation?" Aron Pinker, "Messengers of Hope in Haggai-Malachi," Mark J. Boda.Articles in issue 32.2 are "KIng Mesha and the Tribe of Dibon," Eveline J. Van der Steen and Klaas A.D. Smelik, "Sarah and Hagar: Genesis 16 and 21," James C. Okoye, "Another Flood? Genesis 9 and Isaiah's Broken Eternal Covenant," Steven D. Mason, "Revisiting Judges 19: A Gothic Perspective," Andrew Hock-Soon Ng, "The Chronicler's 'Obed-edom': A Foreigner and/or a Levite?" Nancy Tan, "The Shorter and Longer Texts of Ezekiel: The Implications of the Manuscript Finds from Masada and Qumran," Hector M. Patmore, "A Marzeah and aMizraq: A Prophet's Melee with Religious Diversity in Amos 6.4-7," Jonathan S. Greer.Articles in 32.3 are "The Blessing of a Wounded Patriarch: Genesis 27.1-40," Dennis Sylva, "The Problem of Finite Verb Translation in Exodus 15.1-18," Robert Shreckhise, "Numbers 16: The Significnace of Place - An Analysis of Spatial Markers," Francoise Marquet, "Removing Ruth: Tiqqune Sopherim in Ruth 3.3-4?" Brian P. Irwin, "The Sanctified 'Adultress' and her Circumstantial Clause: Bathsehba's Bath and Self-Consecration in 2 Samuel 11," J. D'ror Chankin-Gould, Derek Hutchinson, David Hilton Jackson, Tyler D. Mayfield, Leah Rediger Schulte, Tammi J. Schneider, E. Einkelman, "The Counsellors of the Lord in Isaiah 40-55 A Proposal to Understand their Role in the Literary Composition," Reinould Oosting, "The Medial Demonstratives Halaz, Halzo, and Halzah," W. Randall Garr.Articles in 33.4 are "Hezekiah's Alleged Cultic Organization," Diana Edelman, "Reopening the Discussion: Another Contextual Look at the Sons of God," Sven Focknerr, "Beautiful Women or 'False Judgement'? Interpreting Genesis 6.2 in the Context of the Primaeval History," Carol M. Kaminski, "Tradition, History, and Our Story: Some Observations on Jacob and Esau in the Books of Obadiah and Malachi," Joachim J. Krause, "Atitudes towards Dods in Ancient Israel: A Reassessment," Geoffrey David Miller, "Jerusalem in the Persian (and Early Hellenistic) Period and the Wall of Nineveh," Israel Finkelstein.Issue 32.5 is the Book List for 2008.

Softbound. Condizione: Very Good. Octavo, green library cloth, original paper covers bound in, 128, 129-256, 257-384, 385-512, iv, 224 ppp., indexes Articles in issue 30.1 are "Women First? On the Legacy of 'Primitive Communism,'" Roland Boer, "In Good Company: Problematic Sources and Biblcal Historicity," Daved Henige, "Reading and Retelling Naaman's Story (2 Kings 5)," Jean Kyoung Kim, "The Rhetoric of the Father in Proverbs 1-9," Glenn D. Pemberton, "Who Speaks in Isaiah 55.1? Notes on the Communicative Structure in Isaiah 55," Simone Paganini, "The Temple Sermon and Term Makom in the Jermiahic Corpus," Mark Leuchter, "Multiple Poets in Lamentations," Cornelius Houk.Articles in 30.2 are "Ethics and Holiness in the Theology of Leviticus," Antony Cothey, "Finding the Lost Book of the Law: Re-reading the Story of 'The Book of the Law' (Deuteronomy - 2 Kings) in Light of Classical Literature," Katherine Scott, "Love at First Sight? David, Joanthan, and the Biblical Politics of Gender," Yaron Peleg, "Maacah and Ish-Tob," John Zhu-En Wee, "Breaking Down Unity: An Analysis of 1 Chronicles 21.1-22.1," Kenneth A. Ristau, "What Got the Gatekeepers into Trouble?" Dan Olson, "Preknowledge, Anticipation, and the Prophets of Job," Gerald Wilson.Articles iun 30.3 are "Temple and Dynasty: Hezekiah, the Reamking of Judah and the Rise of the Pan-Israelite Ideology," Israel Finkelstein and Neil Asher Silberman, "Hebrew Syntactic Inversion and their Literary Equivalence in English: Robert Alter's Translations of Genesis and 1 and 2 Samuel," Lenart J. De Regt, "'Let my Soul Die with the Philistines' (Judges 16.30)," Pnina Galpaz-Feller, "The Politics of the Royal Herem and the Case of Bat-Sheba," Beverly W. Cushman, "Bursting at the Seams: Phonetic Rhetoric in the Speeches of Elihu," Matthew J. Lynch, "'God Will Redeem My Soul from Sheol': The Pslams of the Sons of Korah," David C. Mitchell.Articles in 30.4 are "Strange Flesh: Sex, Semiotics and the Construction of Deviancy in Biblical Law," Joanathan P. Burnside, "The Priestly Ideology of the Septuagint Translator of Numbers 16-17," James Findlay, "The Lw of Violent Intervention: Deuteronomy 25.11-12 Revisited," Marc Cortez, "Elijah versus the Narrative of Elijah: The Context between the Prophet and the Word," Neil Glover, "David and Yahweh in Pslams 23 and 24," Michael Goulder, "Have We Come Full Circle Yet? Closure, Psycholinguistics, and Problems of Recogntion with the 'Inclusio,'" Chris Wyckoff.

Softbound. Condizione: Very Good. Octavo, green library cloth, original paper covers bound in, 128, 128, 272 pp., indexes Articles in issue 97 are "The Birth Narrative as Female Counterpart to Covenant," R.H. Jarrell, "Singluar Address in the Deuteronomic Law and the Politics of Legal Administration," J.G. MCConville, "The Days of the Judges: When Men and Women Were Animals and Trees Were Kings," Sandra Scham, "Fragmentation of Reader Focus in the Preamble to Battle in Judges 6.1-7.14," Bernon Lee, "The Book of Job as Ployphonic Text," Carol A. Newson, "Isaiah: A Book without an Ending?" Ronald E. Clements.Articles in Issue 98 are "A Critical Binarism: Source Criticism and Decomstructive Criticism," Daniel B. Mathewson, "Lot's Daughters and Tamar as Tricksters and the Patriarchal Narratives as Feminist Theology," Melissa Jackson, "Divestiture, Deception, and Demotion: The Garment Motif in Genesis 37-39," John R. Huddleston, "Yahweh's Honor at Stake: A Divine Conundrum," David A. Glatt-Gilad, "An Integrated Reading of Psalms 1 and 2," Robert Cole, "Let there be Darkness: Continuity and Discontinuity in the 'Curse' of Job 3," Valerie Forstman Pettys, "Qohelet and 'Heretic' Harpers' Songs," Stefan Fischer.Articles in issue 99 is the booklist for the year.

Softbound. Condizione: Very Good. Octavo, green library cloth, original paper covers bound in, 128, 128, 264, 128, 128 pp., indexes Articles in issue 82 are "The Contribution of Royal Inscription for a Re-Evaluation of the Book of Kings as a Historical Source," Nadav Na'aman, "Israel and the Nations: A Structuralist Survey," Seth D. Kunin, "Passover in Biblical Narratives," Tamara Prosic, "Deuternomistic Ideology and the Theology of the Old Testament," Andrew D.H. Mayes, "Homophobia and Rape in Sodom and Gibeah: A Response to Ken Stone," Michael Carden, "Genesis 1 and the Pristly Agenda," Edwin Firmage, "'Israel has been a worthless thing': Rereading Gomer in Hosea 1-3," Teresa J. Hornsby.Articles in issue 83 are "The Contribution of the Dead Sea Biblical Scrolls to Biblical Studies, With the Preliminary Editions of 4QPsP and 4QPsr-u," P.W. Flint, "Mirror, Mirror on the Wall, Must We Leave Eden, Once and for All? A Lacanian Pleasure Trip through the Garden," Kim Ian Parker, "Is There a Text in this Tradition? Readers' response and the Taming of Samuel's God," K.L. Noll, "Judah's Development: The Pattern of Departure - Transition - Return," Anthony J. Lambe, "Making a Drama out of a Crisis? A Consideration of the Book of Job as a Drama," Pauline Shelton, "Convcentions/ Contraventions: The Meanings of Public and Private for the Judges 19 Concubine," Karla G. Bohmbach, "Gender-Play and Sacred Text: A Scene from Jeremiah," Deborah F. Sawyer, "An Intertextual Reading of 'A Crushed Reed' and 'A Dim Wick' in Isaiah 42.3," Hyun Chul Paul Kim.Issue 84 is the booklist.Articles in issue 85 are "Attendants of Yahweg's House: Priesthood in the Old Testament," Peter J. Lenhart, "Twice as Much of Your Spirit: Pattern, Parallel and Paranomasia in the Miracles of Elijah and Elisha," Nachman Levine, "Exodus - Deuteronomy as Discourse: Models, Distancing, Provocation, Paranaesis," Hilaire Paul Valiquette, "The Delay of Salvation within Deutero-Isaiah," Antjie Labahn, "Aspects of Esther: A PHenomenological Exploration of the Megillah of Esther and the Origins of Purim," Daniel F. Polish, "Cannibal Mothers and Me: A Mother's Reading of 2 Kings 6.24-7.20," Laurel Lanner, "Micah 2-3: Literary Artistry, Ethical Message, and Some Considerations about the Image of YHWH and Micah,' Crol J. Dempsey.Articles in issue 86 are "Shishak/ Shoshenq's Travels," Frank Clancy, "Zorah, Eshtaol, Beth Shemeh and Dan's Migration to the South: A Region and its Traditions in the Late Bronze Age and Iron Ages," Hermann Michael Niemann, "Once Again: The Structure of the Narrative of Solomon's Reign," David S. Williams, "Jeremiah: Hero of Faith or Defeatist? Concerning the Place and Function of Jermiah 20.14-28," Joep Dubbink, "Returning the Ticket: God and his Prophet in the Book of Jonah," Serge Frolov, "Questions Outside Eden (Genesis 4.1-16); Yahweh, Cain and their Rhetorical Interchange," Kenneth M. Craig, Jr.

Soft cover. Condizione: Near Fine. (Wrappers and Text are clean, neat and tight). Book.

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Condizione: Fair. Volume 12. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has hardback covers. In fair condition, suitable as a study copy. No dust jacket. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item,600grams, ISBN:0905774183.

Condizione: New.

Condizione: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

Soft Cover. Condizione: Fine. Reprint. Spine sl sunned otherwise as New Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Softback.

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The Invention of Ancient Israel shows how the history of ancient Palestine has been obscured by the search for Israel. Keith W. Whitelam argues that ancient Israel has been invented by scholars in the image of a European nation state. He explores the theological and political assumptions which have shaped research into ancient Israel by Biblical scholars, and contributed to the vast network of scholarship which Said identified as 'Orientalist discourse'. Shows how ancient Israel has been invented by scholars in the image of a European nation state, influenced by the Israeli state created in 1948; Biblical scholars have contributed to dispossessing the Palestinians of their land and their past. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condizione: Very Good. The book has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged.

Condizione: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good Plus. Paperback 1997. Flat spine. Flat covers. Clean & tight. No inscriptions. Flat pages. Dispatched with TRACKING boxed in cardboard. ref 6.3. Social-Scientific Old Testament Criticism: A Sheffield Reader. Cyril S. Rodd, David Jobling, David Fiensy, J. Berlinerblau, G. A. Herion, Mark G. Brett, James W. Flanagan, J. W. Rogerson, Keith W. Whitelam, Elizabeth Bellefontaine, Lyn M. Bechtel, Walter Brueggemann. Edited by David J. Chalcraft. Sheffield Academic Press.

Paperback. Condizione: Brand New. 212 pages. 9.00x6.00x0.50 inches. In Stock.