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One God, one cult, one nation : archaeological and biblical perspectives / edited by Reinhard G. Kratz and Hermann Spieckermann.

By: Kratz, Reinhard Gregor, 1957-
Contributor(s): Spieckermann, Hermann
Material type: TextTextSeries: Beihefte zur Zeitschrift für die alttestamentliche Wissenschaft: 405.Publisher: Berlin ; New York : Walter de Gruyter, 2010Description: xix, 463 pages : illustrations ; 24 cmContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9783110223576 (alk. paper); 3110223570 (alk. paper)Subject(s): Bible. Old Testament -- Antiquities | Bible. Old Testament -- Criticism, interpretation, etc | Excavations (Archaeology) -- Israel | Israel -- AntiquitiesDDC classification: 221.9/3 LOC classification: BS1196.5 | .K73 2010Bibliography, Etc. Note: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents:
A great United Monarchy? : archaeological and historical perspectives / Israel Finkelstein -- Archaeology and the biblical narrative : the case of the United Monarchy / Amihai Mazar -- Solomon and the United Monarchy : some textual evidence / Erhard Blum -- Elders or youngsters? : critical remarks on 1 Kings 12 / Alexander Rofe -- "What share do we have in David--?" : Ben Sira's perspectives on 1 Kings 12 / Markus Witte -- The idea of cultic centralization and its supposed ancient Near Eastern analogies / Reinhard G. Kratz -- Cult centralization in the ancient Near East? : conceptions of the ideal capital in the ancient Near East / Hanspeter Schaudig -- Perspectives on southern Israel's cult centralization : Arad and Beer-scheba / Zeev Herzog -- Why the cult reforms in Judah probably did not happen / Juha Pakkala -- Tel Beth-Shean : history and archaeology / Amihai Mazar -- Nysa-Scythopolis : ethnicity and religion / Gabriel Mazor -- Beth Shean/Scythopolis in late antiquity : cult and culture, continuity and change / Katharina Heyden -- God and His people : the concept of kingship and cult in the ancient Near East / Hermann Spieckermann -- YHWH in the Northern and Southern Kingdom / Matthias Köckert -- From many gods to the one God : the archaeological evidence / Ephraim Stern -- Monotheism and angelology in Daniel / Michael Segal -- Justice, the king and the gods : polytheism and emerging monotheism in the ancient world / Christoph Auffarth.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

A great United Monarchy? : archaeological and historical perspectives / Israel Finkelstein -- Archaeology and the biblical narrative : the case of the United Monarchy / Amihai Mazar -- Solomon and the United Monarchy : some textual evidence / Erhard Blum -- Elders or youngsters? : critical remarks on 1 Kings 12 / Alexander Rofe -- "What share do we have in David--?" : Ben Sira's perspectives on 1 Kings 12 / Markus Witte -- The idea of cultic centralization and its supposed ancient Near Eastern analogies / Reinhard G. Kratz -- Cult centralization in the ancient Near East? : conceptions of the ideal capital in the ancient Near East / Hanspeter Schaudig -- Perspectives on southern Israel's cult centralization : Arad and Beer-scheba / Zeev Herzog -- Why the cult reforms in Judah probably did not happen / Juha Pakkala -- Tel Beth-Shean : history and archaeology / Amihai Mazar -- Nysa-Scythopolis : ethnicity and religion / Gabriel Mazor -- Beth Shean/Scythopolis in late antiquity : cult and culture, continuity and change / Katharina Heyden -- God and His people : the concept of kingship and cult in the ancient Near East / Hermann Spieckermann -- YHWH in the Northern and Southern Kingdom / Matthias Köckert -- From many gods to the one God : the archaeological evidence / Ephraim Stern -- Monotheism and angelology in Daniel / Michael Segal -- Justice, the king and the gods : polytheism and emerging monotheism in the ancient world / Christoph Auffarth.

Volume contains updates of lectures delivered at two meetings.

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