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Unpacks the complex identity of giants in scripture.

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POWER UNDER HEAVEN: The Ethics of Rule in Biblical Giants

by Menachem Clausen

182 pages
Publisher: Legacy Light Press
14 x 21.6 x 1.1 cm

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For students of deep Old Testament biblical study.

Unpacks the complex identity of giants in scripture.

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A scholarly exploration of biblical figures and the complex ethics of power within the Ancient Near East.

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Not a carnival of monsters; a sober walk through Scripture.
Power Under Heaven: The Ethics of Rule in Biblical Giants asks what the Bible is doing with Nephilim, Rephaim, the Watchers, Og, and Goliath. It answers in the classic Jewish order of learning: Tanakh; Chazal and classic mefarshim; Zohar and Arizal with care; Second Temple literature as non-canonical context; Ancient Near Eastern philology and archaeology; modern science as analogy.

Menachem Clausen shows how Genesis 6 centers