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Beneath the Old Testament: History, Memory, and the Ancient Near East

Beneath the Old Testament: History, Memory, and the Ancient Near East

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Series: Beneath the Ancient World: Strategic Readings of Ancient Texts, Book 1

ArchaeologyAncient EgyptBible Studies

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ISBN13: 9798235341661
Publisher: Romaaquila
Pages: 124
Weight: 0.34
Height: 0.29 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English

The Old Testament is often forced into a false choice: treated as untouchable theology or dismissed as legend. This book takes a different path, approaching its narratives as historical material open to archaeological and geopolitical analysis.

From Joseph's career in Egypt to Moses and Joshua's leadership, from a forensic reconstruction of the Levite's concubine to the historical figure behind Dānilu (Daniel), the author reads these accounts as events shaped by terrain, power structures, and regional politics.

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