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Eleven essays explore the ways in which the contextual approach to the study of biblical literature provides both insightful and illuminating parallels between biblical and extrabiblical sources, as well as recognizing the implications of significant differences.
AbbreviationsPrefaceContributorsCult Statue and Divine Image: A Preliminary Study - William W. HalloHittite and Israelite Cultic Practices: A Selected Comparison - James C. MoyerAncient Amphictyonies, Sic et Non - Henry E. ChambersAn Historical Reconstruction of the Emergence of Israelite Kingship and the Reign of Saul - William E. EvansThe Testament of David and Egyptian Royal Instructions - Leo G. PerdueNaram-Sin and Jeroboam: The Archetypal Unheilsherrscher in Mesopotamian and Biblical Historiography - Carl D. EvansMicah and the Problem of Continuities and Discontinuities in Prophecy - W. Robert McFaddenThe Judaean Exile after 701 B.C.E. - Stephen StohlmanRealpolitik in Judah (687-609 B.C.E.) - Richard NelsonThe Biblical Book of Lamentations in the Context of Near Eastern Lament Literature - W. C. Gwaltney, Jr.Job and Ancient Near Eastern Wisdom Literature - R. G. AlbertsonIndex of SubjectsIndex of Biblical ReferencesIndex of Authors