TY  - BOOK
AU  - Vanderhooft,David Stephen
TI  - The Neo-Babylonian empire and Babylon in the latter prophets
T2  - Harvard Semitic Museum publications
SN  - 9780788505799
AV  - DS73 
PY  - 1999///
CY  - Atlanta, Georgia
PB  - Scholars Press
KW  - Bible
KW  - Prophets
KW  - History of Biblical events
N1  - 1 (pages 211.-232) and indexes; Into the Eternal Shadow of Babylon Neo-Babylonian Ideas of Imperial Rule in the Royal Inscriptions  --; The Titulary  --; The Absence of Imperial Rhetoric in the Inscriptions of Nabopolassar  --; The Evolution of Babylonian Imperial Ideas: Nebuchadnezzar  --; The King's Call and Language of Imperial Hegemony  --; Nebuchadnezzar as Protector of Humanity  --; Babylon as Center of the World  --; The King's Enemies  --; Precedents and Summary  --; Nabonidus's Reformulation  --; Babylonian Imperial Administration in the Levant  --; The Contraction of Assyria and Egypt's Rise in the Southern Levant  --; The Contraction of Assyria  --; Egypt's Rise in the Southern Levant  --; Nebuchadnezzar's Arrival in the Levant  --; Nebuchadnezzar's Empire  --; Administrative Geography  --; Territorial Divisions in the Empire  --; Imperial Officials  --; The Case of Judah  --; Deportation  --; Economic Geography  --; Babylon in the Latter Prophets  --; Micah 4:10  --; The Foreign Nation Oracles in the First Isaiah  --; Isaiah 13  --; Isaiah 14:1-23  --; Isaiah 21:1-10  --; Jeremiah  --; The Foe From the North  --; The Babylonian King and His Administration  --; Habakkuk 1-2  --; Ezekiel  --; Ezekiel 17  --; Ezekiel 21:23-29  --; Second Isaiah  --; Isaiah 40:18-20  --; Isaiah 46:1-2  --; Isaiah 47  --; Jeremiah 50:1-51:58  --; Descriptions of Babylon  --; The Fall of Babylon; 2
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