Judah and the Judeans in the neo-Babylonian period / edited by Oded Lipschits and Joseph Blenkinsopp.

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Year of Publication:2003
Language:English
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Physical Description:xii, 612 p. :; ill.
Notes:Second printing, 2006.
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Table of Contents:
  • After the "myth of the empty land" / Hans M. Barstad
  • The land lay desolate: / Lisbeth S. Fried
  • Where is the "myth of the empty land" to be found? / B. Oded
  • Periodization / Sara Japhet
  • Bethel in the neo-Babylonian period / Joseph Blenkinsopp
  • The relationship of the priestly genealogies to the history of the high priesthood in Jerusalem / Gary N. Knoppers
  • Epoch and genre / Yairah Amit
  • Gibeon and the Gibeonites revisited / Diana Edelman
  • The fasts in the book of Zechariah and the fashioning of national remembrance / Yair Hoffman
  • Nebuchadnezzar II and the Old Testament / Ronald H. Sack
  • Babylonian strategies of imperial control in the West
  • David Vanderhooft
  • Neo-Babylonian military operations other than war in Judah and Jerusalem / John W. Betlyon
  • Nabonidus in Arabia and Judah in the neo-Babylonian period / Andre Lemaire
  • Ideology and archaeology in the neo-Babylonian period / C. E. Carter
  • Demographic changes in Judah between the seventh and the fifth Centuries B.C.E. / Oded Lipschits
  • The province of Samaria (Assyrian Samerina) in the late Iron Age (Iron Age III) / Adam Zertal
  • Tell en-Nasbeh and the problem of the material culture of the sixth century / Jeffrey R. Zorn
  • Settlement of the Jews at Elephantine and the Arameans at Syene / Bezalel Porten
  • The representation of foreigners in neo- and late-Babylonian legal documents (eighth through second centuries B.C.E.) / Ran Zadok.