Table of Contents

1. Writers and Readers
2. Kingship and Politics
3. Prophecy, Visions, and Dreams
4. Gender and Sexuality
5. Attaining Wisdom

Promotional Information

From Babel to Babylon explores the literary and historical character of biblical texts in the Torah, Prophecy, and Writings.

About the Author

Joyce Rilett Wood has taught at various universities, most recently at the Atlantic School of Theology, Halifax, Nova Scotia and currently works in Toronto. John E. Harvey has a Ph.D in Old Testament from St. Michael's University College in Toronto, Ontario. He is the registrar of the Thorneloe University School of Theology, and is a deacon in the Anglican Church of Canada. Mark Leuchter is Director of Jewish Studies, Assistant Professor of Religion, Temple University, USA.

Reviews

"This Festschrift is wide-ranging in all senses. Many different methods of study are represented, and most books of the HB receive some attention."
*Journal for the Study of the Old Testament*

"This Festschrift is wide-ranging in all senses. Many different methods of study are represented, and most books of the HB receive some attention."
*Journal for the Study of the Old Testament*