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Epigraphy, Iconography, and the Bible

Name: Epigraphy, Iconography, and the Bible
Price: 86.02 GBP
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Author: Meir Lubetski
ISBN: 9781914490026

by Meir Lubetski, Edith Lubetski

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376 pages
Publisher: Sheffield Phoenix Press Ltd
15.6 x 23.4 x 2.3 cm

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For students, scholars and lovers of history

Shows how new archaeological finds light up text

Deepens your understanding of the Bible's world

Explore how ancient inscriptions and art offer fresh insights into the world and text of the Hebrew Bible.

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The study of the Bible has long been illuminated by 'light from the East' (in the famous phrase of Adolf Deissmann in 1908). Almost daily, new artifacts and inscriptions are announced that will have an impact on how the Bible is read and understood.

Following Meir Lubetski's SPP collection New Seals and Inscriptions, Hebrew, Idumean and Cuneiform in 2007 and his Festschrift, Visions of Life in Biblical Times in 2015, the present volume garners papers from a wide and distinguished panel of specialists in the Ancient Near East that revisit former assumptions and present new insights on the relevance of its material culture to the Bible.

Among the papers, Alan Millard reviews the issue of the use of the early alphabets, Andr