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100	1		_aGrabbe, Lester L., _e1
245	1	0	_aAncient Israel : _bwhat do we know and how do we know it? / _cLester L. Grabbe. _hPR
250			_aRevisedition. edition.
260			_aLondon, UK ; _aNew York, New York : _bBloomsbury T and T Clark, _c(c)2017.
300			_axxii, 365 pages ; _c24 cm
336			_atext _btxt _2rdacontent
337			_aunmediated _bn _2rdamedia
338			_avolume _bnc _2rdacarrier
500			_aPart I: Introduction
500			_aChapter 1: The Principles and Methods of Investigating the History of Ancient Israel
500			_aPart II: Historical Investigations
500			_aChapter 2: Second Millennium: Middle and Late Bronze Ages (2000-1300 BCE)
500			_aChapter 3: Late Bronze to Iron IIA (circa 1300-900 BCE): From Settlement to Statehood
500			_aChapter 4: Iron IIB (900-720): Rise and Fall of the Northern Kingdom
500			_aChapter 5: Iron IIC (720-539 BCe): Peak and Decline of Judah
500			_aPart III: Conclusions
500			_aChapter 6: 'The End of the Matter': What Can We Say About Israelite and Judahite History?
504			_a1 (pages 270-340) and indexes.
505	0	0	_aAims -- _tConcepts and Complications -- _tThe Question of Sources and Methods -- _tThe Place of the Social Sciences -- _tThe Longue Duree -- _tThe Model and Method of Classical Studies -- _tUsing Archaeology as a Source -- _tGeneral Comments -- _tTerminology of Archaeological Periods -- _tUse of Survey Data -- _tThe Debate Over the 'Low Chronology' -- _tEstimating Population -- _tThe Stratigraphy of Samaria -- _tReinterpretation of the Jochan Seal -- _tProblems with Forgeries -- _tEthnicity -- _tIdeology and Neo-Fundamentalism -- _t'Maximalists', 'Minimialists' and the ad hominem Argument -- _tThe Contemporary Practice of Writing Israel's History -- _tDevelopments in General Historiography -- _tForty Years of Debate Among Biblical Scholars -- _tPrinciples of Historical Method Used in this Book
505	0	0	_aSources -- _tArchaeology -- _tEgyptian Texts -- _tExecration Texts -- _tAmarna Letters -- _tThe Story of Sinuhe -- _tUgaritic Texts -- _tMespotamian Texts -- _tBiblical Text -- _tAnalysis -- _tPeoples/Ethnic and Social Groups -- _tHyksos -- _tAmorites (Amurru) -- _t'Apiru/Haberu -- _tShasu (Shosu, S3sw, Sutu) -- _tCanaanites -- _tQuestion of the Patriarchs -- _tSynthesis -- _tFirst Part of Second Millenium (circa 2000-1600/1500 BCE) -- _tEgypt -- _tOld Assyrian Period (circa 2000-1750) -- _tOld Babylonian Period (2000-1600) -- _tHittites -- _tNorthern Syria -- _tSecond Part of the Second Millennium (1600/1500-1200 BCE) -- _tEgypt -- _tMesopotamia -- _tHittite Empire (circa 1400-1200 BCE) -- _tMitanni Kingdom (circa 1600-1350 BCE) -- _tUgarit -- _tPalestine
505	0	0	_aSources -- _tArchaeology -- _tAnalysis -- _tMerenptah Stela -- _tMedinet Habu and Related Inscriptions -- _tReport of Wenamun -- _tShoshenq I's Palestinian Inscription -- _tBiblical Text -- _tPentateuch -- _tDeuteronomistic History (DtrH) -- _tAnalysis -- _tThe Question of the Exodus -- _tThe Sea Peoples and the Philistines -- _tThe Coming of the Sea Peoples -- _tThe Development of the Philistines -- _tTransjordan -- _tFrom Settlement to Statehood -- _tJoshua and Judges -- _tThe Settlement -- _t'Tribes' and 'Nomads' -- _tAnthropological Models of Statehood -- _tThe Early Monarchy: Saul, Samuel, David, and Solomon Traditions -- _tWriting, Literacy and Bureaucracy -- _tSynthesis
505	0	0	_aSources -- _tArchaeology -- _tHebrew Inscriptions -- _tAramaic Inscriptions -- _tTel Dan -- _tMelqart Inscription -- _tZakkur Inscription -- _tMesha Stela -- _tAssyrian Sources -- _tPhoenician History of Menander of Ephesus -- _tBiblical Text -- _t1 Kings 16.15-2 Kings 17.41 (2 Chronicles 18-28): Outline of the Contents -- _tAnalysis -- _tDividing of the Kingdom (1 Kings 12-14) -- _tRulers of Judah and Israel to Omri (1 Kings 15.1-16.20) -- _tAhab -- _tIsrael and Moab -- _tThe Aramaeans -- _tFrom Jehu to the End of the Northern Kingdom (2 Kings 9-16) -- _tFall of Samaria -- _tDevelopment of Religion -- _tThe God of Yhwh -- _tOther Deities and Worship -- _tTemple Religion versus 'Popular'/'Folk'/'Family' Religion -- _tDevelopment of Monotheism -- _tSynthesis -- _tBiblical Date Confirmed -- _tBiblical Data Not Confirmed, Though They May Be Correct -- _tBiblical Picture Incorrect -- _tBiblical Picture Omits/has Gaps
505	0	0	_aSources -- _tArchaeology -- _tConclusions with Regard to Archaeology -- _tPalestinian Inscriptions -- _tThe Adon Papyrus -- _tMesad Hashavyahu -- _tArad Ostraca -- _tLachish Letters -- _tThe Ashyahu Ostracon -- _tSeals and Bullae -- _tAssyrian Soruces -- _tSargon II (721-705 BCE) -- _tSennacherib (705-681 BCE) -- _tEsarhaddon (681-669 BCE) -- _tAshurbanipal (669-627 BCE) -- _tBabylonian Sources -- _tNabopolassar (626-605 BCE) -- _tNebuchadnezzar II (605-562 BCE) -- _tJehoiachin Documents -- _tTexts from al-Yahudu and Nasar -- _tEgyptian Source: Psammetichus and Inscription -- _tThe Biblical Story: 2 Kings 21-25 and Parallels -- _t2 Kings//2 Chronicles -- _tJeremeiah -- _tEzekiel -- _tEzra -- _tDaniel -- _tAnalysis of the Text -- _tAnalysis -- _tHezekiah -- _tManasseh -- _tAmon -- _tJosiah -- _tJehoahaz - Jehoiakim -- _tJehoiachin -- _tZedekiah -- _tThe Case of Jeremiah -- _tThe Case of Nebuchadnezzar -- _tThe 'Exile' -- _tSynthesis -- _tBiblical Data Confirmed -- _tBiblical Data Not Confirmed, Though They May Be Correct -- _tBiblical Picture is Most Likely Incorrect -- _tBiblical Picture Omits/Has Gaps
520	3		_aThe most basic question about the history of ancient Israel--how do we know what we know?--leads to the fundamental questions of Grabbe's work: what are the sources for the history of Israel and how do we evaluate them? How do we make them 'speak' to us through the fog of centuries? Grabbe focuses on original sources, including inscriptions, papyri, and archaeology. He examines the problems involved in historical methodology and deals with the major issues surrounding the use of the biblical text when writing a history of this period. For this new edition the entire text has been reworked to take account of new archaeological discoveries and theories. There is a major expansion to include a comprehensive coverage of David and Solmon and more detailed information on specific kings of Israel throughout. Grabbe has also added material on the historicity of the Exodus, and provided a thorough update of the material on the later Bronze Age.
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