Biblical Echoes
Simon FurstAn academic exploration of the Hebrew Bible
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The Siloam Tunnel and the Politics of Memory
Note: This post forays more into the territory of biblical archaeology than biblical scholarship. I have therefore utilized more existing scholarship and attempted to remain very conservative in any original claims for a field which is real...
When God Did Not Call It Good
Genesis 1, which is the first chapter in the entire Hebrew Bible, contains a creation myth describing how God created everything in heaven and earth. It is a highly structured account, where the entire Creation process is divided into six d...
When Text Meets Tradition: The Dead Sea Scrolls and Rabbinic Disputes over Niece Marriage
Hi subscribers! After an extended haitus which was not supposed to last as long as it did, I have returned and will resume publishing on this blog. I have a lot of material to share with you readers, so I hope you stick around and enjoy!
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Between Field and Family: The Legal World of the Book of Ruth Part I
The book of Ruth narrates the story of Naomi and Ruth. Naomi was the wife of the Judahite landowner Elimelech, while Ruth was the Moabite wife of their son, Mahlon, and they lived in the plains of Moab (in the Transjordan). After Elimelech...
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