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The Exclusiveness Of Yahweh Theology And Community In Ancient Israel 1st Jan Grettenberger

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The Exclusiveness Of Yahweh Theology And Community In Ancient Israel 1st Jan Grettenberger
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Publisher: Academic Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 1.49 MB
Pages: 50
Author: Jan Grettenberger
Language: English
Year: 2020
Edition: 1st

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The Exclusiveness Of Yahweh Theology And Community In Ancient Israel 1st Jan Grettenberger by Jan Grettenberger instant download after payment.

The Exclusiveness of Yahweh: Theology and Community in Ancient Israel by Jan Grettenberger offers a scholarly yet accessible exploration of the centrality of Yahweh in the religious and social life of ancient Israel. Beginning with an introduction to the concept of exclusivity and the theological questions it raises, the book carefully examines the sources and methods used to study Israelite religion.

Through a close reading of early hymns, the work reveals how language shaped a sense of belonging among the faithful. It then explores the rituals of separation—including temple practices, territorial boundaries, and dietary laws—that defined the community and set it apart from others. Chapters on prophecy and priesthood illuminate the formation of communal identity, while case studies from Iron Age communities provide concrete examples of these dynamics in practice.

Concluding with reflections on legacy and memory, Grettenberger highlights how the exclusiveness of Yahweh left an enduring mark on Israelite society and religious thought. Ideal for students, scholars, and anyone interested in biblical theology, ancient Israelite culture, and the social dimensions of faith, this book bridges historical analysis with theological insight.