Innovation in Persian Period Judah

Born 1971; 2004 DPhil Oxon; Associate Professor in Biblical Theology and Abrahamic Religions, Faculty of Theology, Copenhagen University.

• Jill Middlemas: Introduction: The Restoration of the King and Temple in Persian Period YehudI. Conceptions of the King and KingshipLouis Jonker: Is the book of Chronicles Yehud's equivalent of Bisitun? Or Is the book of Chronicles Yehud's equivalent of Bisitun? Interaction between biblical writings and royal Persian inscriptions from the late Achaemenid period - Bernard Gosse: David and Moses in Postexilic Times - W. Dennis Tucker: Creation, Kingship, and the Reframing of the Monarchy in the Psalter: A Comparative Analysis - Deirdre N. Fulton: "Seeking the God of his Father": Examining King Josiah's Early Reforms in 2 Chronicles 34 in Light of Persian Period KingshipII. Conceptions of the TempleJason M. Silverman: Imperial Chapels or Oratories of Resistance? Differential Integration of Temples in the Persian Empire - Daniel Bodi: The Temple in Persian Times as a Viable Economic Entity: A Comparison of Jerusalem's Temple and Uruk's Eanna - Samasoni Moleli: Cultic worship with a נכרי according to 1 Kings 8:41-43 - Gard Granerød: What were the Elephantine Judaeans' Conceptions of YHW? Aspects of Elephantine Judaean Temple Theology