Ancient Israel's history and historiography : the First Temple period / Nadav Na'aman.
Material type: TextSeries: Naʼaman, Nadav. Collected essays ; v. 3.Description: xiii, 415 pages : map ; 24 cmISBN:- 1575061147
- 9781575061146
- 933 21
- DS121.3 .N33 2005 v.3
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The contribution of the Amarna letters to the debate on Jerusalem's political position in the tenth century BCE -- The kingdom of Ishbaal -- Sources and composition in the history of David -- In search of reality behind the account of David's wars with Israel's neighbors -- The list of David's officers (šālîšîm) -- Ittai the Gittite -- "Hebron was built seven years before Zoan in Egypt" (Numbers 13:22) -- Sources and composition in the history of Solomon -- Solomon's district list (1 Kings 4:7-19) and the Assyrian province system in Palestine -- Israel, Edom and Egypt in the tenth century BCE -- Historical and literary notes on the excavations of Tel Jezreel -- Prophetic stories as sources for the histories of Jehoshaphat and the Omrides -- Beth-David in the Aramaic Stela from Tel Dan -- Three notes on the Aramaic inscription from Tel Dan -- King Mesha and the foundation of the Moabite monarchy -- The contribution of royal inscriptions for a re-evaluation of the Book of Kings as a historical source -- Royal inscriptions and the histories of Joash and Ahaz, kings of Judah -- Azariah of Judah and Jeroboam II of Israel -- Historical and chronological notes on the kingdoms of Israel and Judah in the 8th century BCE -- On the antiquity of the Regnal years in the Book of Kings -- The Deuteronomist and voluntary servitude to foreign powers -- The debated historicity of Hezekiah's reform in light of historical and archaeological research -- "The house-of-no-shade shall take away its tax from you" (Micah 1:11) -- "The dedicated treasures buildings within the house of YHWH where women weave coverings for Asherah" (2 Kings 23:7) -- The fire signals of Lachish revisited -- No anthropomorphic graven image : notes on the assumed anthropomorphic cult statues in the temples of YHWH in the pre-exilic period -- The law of the altar in Deuteronomy and the cultic site near Shechem -- Lebo-hamath, Ṣubat-Hamath and the northern boundary of the land of Canaan -- Sources and redaction in the chronicler's genealogies of Asher and Ephraim.