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Scribes and Scribalism (The Hebrew Bible in Social Perspective)
0Uncover the social world of the Hebrew Bible through Scribes and Scribalism. This pivotal study delves into the praxis, materiality, and social status of scribes in ancient Israel and Judah, revealing how their practices shaped sacred texts. Explore the tools, contexts, and power dynamics that influenced biblical scholarship. An essential read for students and scholars of religious studies, theology, and ancient history in India, this volume offers critical perspectives on the ideological foundations and human networks behind scripture’s creation.
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The Polemics of Exile in Jeremiah 26-45
0Uncover the pivotal evolution of ancient Israelite religion and the transformation of divine authority. This scholarly examination of Jeremiah 26-45 illuminates how the prophet’s followers defended his legacy during exile. Dive into the critical shift from prophetic to scribal authority, where the interpretation of scripture emerged as divine revelation. Essential for students of Biblical studies, Hebrew Bible, and theology in India, this work offers deep insights into the foundations of Judaism and religious thought.